Is it normal that i hate (british) people that say "bloody" in every sentence?

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I hate it.
"Ha ha bloody ha"
"i can't find my bloody keyes."

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Based on 58 votes (24 yes)
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  • wigsplitz
    11 years ago | pl

    What if you took a Brit's notebook? Would they say "give me back my bloody pad!!"??

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  • bananaface
    11 years ago

    I've never met anyone who says bloody in every sentence. It isn't said *that* much anyway. Stop being over the top.

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    • shuggy-chan
      11 years ago

      BLOODLY HELL MON!!!

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      • bananaface
        11 years ago

        :O Bloodly? Mon?

        ...Huh?

        Are you trying to be British? It's not going very well.:P

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        • shuggy-chan
          11 years ago

          I was talking like Mr. Drippy, from the game ni no kuni

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          • bananaface
            11 years ago

            Never heard of it.

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            • shuggy-chan
              11 years ago

              he the one with the lantern nose thingy hahaha

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            • shuggy-chan
              11 years ago

              this game http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvqmoSWLXAc

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  • kingofcarrotflowers
    11 years ago

    Just a sterotype. I'm from england, you are far more likley to hear cunt, wanker or you're mum. They seem to be the most common

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    • jc25
      11 years ago

      Why do you say cunt so much, isn't that worse than fuck? Never heard of it here, though the writers of South Park (from another part of the country, have used it). And isn't calling someone a wanker basically calling someone a masturbater?

      Why do you have to say mum? What's wrong with mom?

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      • kingofcarrotflowers
        11 years ago

        Yeah it's worse and I think that's why everyone here uses it. And thats how we spell it. What wrong with trousers instead of pants? or crisps instead of chips? the correct pronounciation of aliminum? Different countries just have different ways :)

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    • gummy_jr
      11 years ago

      Your**

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      • kingofcarrotflowers
        11 years ago

        seriously? you know what I mean and i'm writing from a console, it's a pain in the ass and mistakes will be made

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        • gummy_jr
          11 years ago

          Lol sorry I won't do it again

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  • [Old Memory]
    11 years ago

    Do they really say it in every sentence or it that only an exaggerated stereotype?

    It's my pet peeve when people use the word "like" too often when speaking. Not only is it annoying to listen to, it makes the speaker sound exceptionally stupid.

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    • SkullsNBones
      11 years ago

      I'm english and very few people I know use the word "bloody" and none of them say in every sentence, so from my experience it's a very exaggerated stereotype.

      I completely agree with you about the annoying unnecessary use of 'like', my sister's habit of doing that got so bad I had to make a "like jar" (like as swear jar) for her!

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      • [Old Memory]
        11 years ago

        Yeah, I thought so. It sounds like an American stereotype of the English, actually.

        Grrr, I wish the overuse of "like" were just a stereotype.

        I hope your sister has been cured. :)

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  • 777electric
    10 years ago

    So if Americans say it, it's fine?

    Typical arrogance.

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  • DandyElfman
    10 years ago

    Well I think it would be like saying "I cant find my [Fucking]keys". "ha ha fucking ha". See does that sound any better? It is slang lots of people use it. A knob the same as someones dick. So they have slang for the same stuff in other countries. These certainly don't sound as harsh as saying fuck or dick either. Are you going to apologize for your own countries slang?

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  • auburnsin
    11 years ago

    Only 2 accents i enjoy is The good ol mississippi accent. Talk about character, and good ol charm. and Watered down Cali accents so mixed up they talking straight with valley girl and surfer dude. Ha ha

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  • Avant-Garde
    11 years ago

    I think this is a bit of a stereotype:/ I spent about a week in London and the inhabitants didn't use "bloody" in ever single sentence 24/7. It's probably just the people you know that overuse it.

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  • ForeverAChild
    11 years ago

    But I like that term. I think it's cool.

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  • DADNSCAL
    11 years ago

    You're a ethnocentrist, who can't appreciate other cultures.

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  • auburnsin
    11 years ago

    The accent just plainly annoys me. Just as scratching a chalk board with your finger nails.

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    • Jeaneathean
      11 years ago

      You will more variety of accents in tiny UK than the whole of America.

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  • xmxmxx
    10 years ago

    No one actually says that.

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  • squeallikeasacofpigs
    11 years ago

    I don't know what you're bloody about!

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  • Jeaneathean
    11 years ago

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2300492/Amazon-defends-using-c-word-lighthearted-offensive.html

    And, yes, I am a bloody Brit.

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  • auburnsin
    11 years ago

    Glad im in America and not exposed to thhose accents of UK. Unfortunatly i dislike many American accents aswell. Or perhaps its bad grammer and slang i find displeasing. Oh well.

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