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Swearing: A Social History of Foul Language, Oaths, and Profanity in English by
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Lgerd
is on page 63 of 304
Made it up to "cunt". Gets much more interesting once you get through the introduction.
— May 27, 2016 03:00PM
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Theresa
is on page 156 of 304
"...the Criminal Law Amendment Act applied only to men- no one could think of a way to explain to Queen Victoria what homosexual acts between women were."
ha ha! lesbians don't get in trouble in the bible, either.
— Dec 10, 2014 06:27PM
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ha ha! lesbians don't get in trouble in the bible, either.
Jenny Lynn
is on page 55 of 296
I'm finally at chapter 2...and my eyes are super blurry. Is there a more fun, easy-to-read for the layman version of this?
— Dec 09, 2014 04:10PM
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Jenny Lynn
is on page 24 of 296
not making much headway on this one. it's an interesting topic but it's very technically written and kinda hard to read
— Dec 09, 2014 11:14AM
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Jenny Lynn
is on page 2 of 296
I'm ready to learn some old-fashioned swears! :)
— Dec 06, 2014 07:25AM
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Theresa
is on page 106 of 304
"Bi all men set I nat a fart." [c. 1555]
— Dec 05, 2014 10:47PM
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Theresa
is on page 39 of 304
there are "swear charts" in here! yes
— Nov 29, 2014 01:15PM
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Liam Guilar
is on page 126 of 304
I was going to read the chapter on Expansionism and Xenophobia on the plane, but the two men in the row behind me ran the gamut of racism and xenophobia in a one hour flight so I will have to read the chapter later....it's very good so far. He's good on Old and Middle English, and he manages to not only trace the development of swearing but say some interesting things about Chaucer along the way....
— Nov 27, 2013 02:09AM
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