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TheBigGummyBear ONLINE (12/21/2015) [-] We Australians are just really good at weaving swear words into our sentences and make it sound like pleasant conversation. It's all in the delivery, our accent just works so well with swears depending on your tone you can be having a friendly conversation or absolutely tearing into a cunt, again, delivery says it all.
When I hear Americans and Canadian accents swear, they always sound genuinely upset or angry over something, it just sounds so blunt and not relaxed at all.
When I hear Americans and Canadian accents swear, they always sound genuinely upset or angry over something, it just sounds so blunt and not relaxed at all.
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threeeighteen ONLINE (12/21/2015) [-] Not really, it's like using "the" or "it's", it's just part of the sentence.
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mamaluweegee (12/21/2015) [-] I have no idea what you're talking about. 
jk. i almost never hear "cusses" on the street.
jk. i almost never hear "cusses" on the street.
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lancifer (12/21/2015) [-]
Im from England in quite a posh area where everyones brought up right to be polite and proper and all that, Me and my friends still set fire to each other shave each others heads when were sleeping and swear every 5 seconds, the UK is just one massive "Whos the maddest cunt" competition, ******* great place to grow up in as a teenager
