Using proper english
The many uses of the word "F**k"
*warning foul language*
People who liked this video also liked
Comments
29 comments posted so far. Login to add a comment.


2. firetwister commented 13 years ago
fanfuckingtastic


7. Dubsteppah commented 13 years ago
I remember seeing this when i was like 10 on funnyjunk at school hahaha


9. samxgx commented 13 years ago
Probably your own fault dushan, who know's what goes in your sick mind, it could have been Bascketballs, it could have been Baseball(s), it could have been chocolate salty balls...
ow wait, that's my sick mind, never mind
after my bro, shayangx, you are my favorite here dushan
and finaly an aproperiate video to which i can say:
Fuck Fuckity Fuck Fuck Fuck
ow wait, that's my sick mind, never mind

after my bro, shayangx, you are my favorite here dushan

and finaly an aproperiate video to which i can say:
Fuck Fuckity Fuck Fuck Fuck


15. banzemanga commented 13 years ago
FUUCK! I CAN'T FUCKING BELIEVE I AM FUCKING WATCHING THIS FUCKING VIDEO WHICH IS FUCKING OLD AND FUCKING COOL! 



19. paaspatoo commented 13 years ago
This is a dumb video. Fuck does not come from the German Frichen / to strike. Fuck comes from the German word Ficken.
Interestingly, the words for anus & vagina become interchangable when traveling across water with sailors. The Dutch "Kont" (back) become "Cunt" (front) and "Fanny" is back in the states and front in the UK.
Also, "Flicker" is a Dutch word for homosexual but means girl in sweden. Again, the Dutch and Swedes were big sailors.
Interestingly, the words for anus & vagina become interchangable when traveling across water with sailors. The Dutch "Kont" (back) become "Cunt" (front) and "Fanny" is back in the states and front in the UK.
Also, "Flicker" is a Dutch word for homosexual but means girl in sweden. Again, the Dutch and Swedes were big sailors.


20. go20 commented 13 years ago
#19 actually the meaning of the german word "ficken" as the german use it today comes "fuck" and not the opposite. Although the german did exist before, but didn't have the same meaning. If you have studied the german language or if you are evn german, you should know that "ficken" meant, back in the days, a quick back and forth movement but not meaning "fucking" even though that same kind of movement is involved. It was used in a more general way, without exclusively meaning "to fuck".
I hope you are not german cause that would explain your ignorance and therefore, pardon you from talking without knowing what you are talking about, even though that is not acceptable wherever you come from.
I hope you are not german cause that would explain your ignorance and therefore, pardon you from talking without knowing what you are talking about, even though that is not acceptable wherever you come from.


24. paaspatoo commented 13 years ago
go20 @ 20 -
There is a difference between the original regional German dialects and the standard German imposed by hitler. They have common roots, found in Dutch, Swedish and English.
Because the internet is a store of annoying knowitall sex starved queens and despite your snidy prattle, I will give you some sound insight.
Sometimes, words change meaning. From the above sentence, I will give you an example of such words.
'Because' - Italian/Roman 'Causa' (Reason)
'Store' - Norse 'Stor' (big), as in stor-ruum (bigroom)
'Annoying' - French 'Ennuyer' (to bore)
'despite' - Dutch 'Spijt' (regret)
'Starved' - Dutch 'Sterven' (to die)
'Queen' - Norse 'Kvinner' (Woman)
'Snidy' - Dutch 'Snijden' (to cut)
'Prattle' - Dutch 'Praten' (to speak)
'Will' - Germanic 'Willen' (to want)
'Sound' - Germanic 'Gesund' (Healthy)
There is a difference between the original regional German dialects and the standard German imposed by hitler. They have common roots, found in Dutch, Swedish and English.
Because the internet is a store of annoying knowitall sex starved queens and despite your snidy prattle, I will give you some sound insight.
Sometimes, words change meaning. From the above sentence, I will give you an example of such words.
'Because' - Italian/Roman 'Causa' (Reason)
'Store' - Norse 'Stor' (big), as in stor-ruum (bigroom)
'Annoying' - French 'Ennuyer' (to bore)
'despite' - Dutch 'Spijt' (regret)
'Starved' - Dutch 'Sterven' (to die)
'Queen' - Norse 'Kvinner' (Woman)
'Snidy' - Dutch 'Snijden' (to cut)
'Prattle' - Dutch 'Praten' (to speak)
'Will' - Germanic 'Willen' (to want)
'Sound' - Germanic 'Gesund' (Healthy)


25. go20 commented 13 years ago
#24 Despite the fact that your comment seems well written and profound, it sadly brings no argument to the conversation. However, if I may complete my last comment, the word fuck does have germanic roots, but it is still unknown to where it comes from. It may have come from very old dialects because a lot of those languages (germanic ones I mean) have sound-a-like words with close meanings relative to copulation or breeding. Even though I may have been cocky in my last comment, I didn't pretend to know the origins of the word "fuck", but I did know it didn't come from "ficken" as you may have thought.


28. mihkel1230 commented 13 years ago
Here's the same thing only with some guild wars
http://www.snotr.com/video/144

+6 1. PortugaL26 commented 13 years ago