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Ok so one of the things I study atm is etymology so I had a lot of fun reading this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fudge yep.. i read it ALL ..

oh and check this one as well http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/freakin,_Austria

edit: LOL it got censored : its wiki/fcuk not fudge .. just replace the letters to see what i mean
This is probably the single most random post I have seen on here lol. As a matter of fact, -rep changed to a + one lol.
yep.. its random :p
bump... but i had to make it clear .. actually the thread makes sense I came upon a nice and educational article in wikipedia explaining the origin of the word fcuk (but spelled differently) The article was covering its origin back to sanskrit, proto-indo-european and Old English roots, it had examples of politicians and celebrities using the word, urban myths about it and more - a very educational article and fun to read imho.. but the links suffered the effects of automated censor and were altered to something else - that's why it appeared so random.
I thought this was right "# "Fornication Under the Command of the King"" Guess we all are wrong Tongue