As for the N word I would never use that word as it would upset my black friends (or coloured friends as I would say many years ago, but now also considered offensive). Plus the connotations it would have coming from a white man. For a time they would greet each other with the N word, but this was more out of sarcasm or shock value in white company.
As for the F word I had a very pretty Spanish woman I knew who sprinkled the F word in every sentence, was cute in a messed up attractive way, but I found I was using the F word often too. Not so good from an ugly East Londoner and lowered my acceptance in other quarters of my life.
Finally the word we are talking about connected to another explained by Billy Connelly, please do not watch if offended easily
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Quick look at the Spotify top 50 latest hits has 16 out of 50 with explicit lyrics, some of these will not have "clean" versions for UK radio.
So if you want to hear all the latest tracks better to stick with Dutch or other foreign stations which don't have British hang-ups about the occasional F word.
Well observed & true, AA - I saw that when I worked at an American air base, they could happily use "N" with each other, but woe betide a White person using the word
Guy Gibson & his beloved dog must be twisting in their respective graves
I have been to see the Dogs grave at RAF Scampton about 20 years ago - since then, the name has been removed !
That's also true Mick. What is totally mind boggling to me though is I'm thinking here of the 'N' word used to describe a black person. I repeatedly hear black rappers using that 'N' word in the lyrics of their own music in todays chart material ! Apparently it's OK if they use it themselves. Maybe this is a delicate subject so I have to be careful so as not to dig a hole though. It's a minefield.
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