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Girls don't cunt - Section 25
Girls don't cunt (2x) They they don't cunt Money don't cunt (2x) It doesn't cunt Money don't cunt It doesn't cunt
Talk don't cunt (2x) It doesn't cunt Cheap talk don't cunt It doesn't cunt Girls don't cunt Women don't cunt Money don't cunt Talk don't cunt Ambition don't cunt None of it cunts
It don't cunt It doesn't cunt (3x) None of it cunts (28x) It doesn't cunt None of it cunts (2x) It doesn't cunt None of it cunts (3x)
Think it was a scene in 24 Hour Party People though may have actually happened , Rob Gretton says to Tony Wilson "You know what your problem is, Tony? You don't know what you are"
Tony "Oh yeah, what am i then?"
Gretton "You're a cunt!"
Reading Lindsay Reade's book about Tony Wilson at the moment, he really was an utter cunt, wasn't he.
One of Salford Grammar School's toilet walls in 1967 bore the legend 'hunt the cunt'. The message was ambivalent as it was an all boys school but there was a German teacher called Hunt. I was not to know any of this and thought that cunt was just a word that rhymed with hunt so there was a somewhat embarrassed silence when I posed the question at home as to what exactly was a cunt. Back at school and sharing a Latin lesson with Barney and Hooky we learned about verbs such as lingus and nouns such as cunnus. What did the Romans ever do for us?
Common parlance around my friends, when things go enormously wrong is "It's cunted up the shitter."
a very small boy wrote: One of Salford Grammar School's toilet walls in 1967 bore the legend 'hunt the cunt'. The message was ambivalent as it was an all boys school but there was a German teacher called Hunt. I was not to know any of this and thought that cunt was just a word that rhymed with hunt so there was a somewhat embarrassed silence when I posed the question at home as to what exactly was a cunt. Back at school and sharing a Latin lesson with Barney and Hooky we learned about verbs such as lingus and nouns such as cunnus. What did the Romans ever do for us?
You went to school with Barney and Hooky???? 
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a very small boy wrote: One of Salford Grammar School's toilet walls in 1967 bore the legend 'hunt the cunt'. The message was ambivalent as it was an all boys school but there was a German teacher called Hunt. I was not to know any of this and thought that cunt was just a word that rhymed with hunt so there was a somewhat embarrassed silence when I posed the question at home as to what exactly was a cunt. Back at school and sharing a Latin lesson with Barney and Hooky we learned about verbs such as lingus and nouns such as cunnus. What did the Romans ever do for us?
You went to school with Barney and Hooky????
Thats right. I come back here every now and then to brag about it.
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a very small boy wrote: One of Salford Grammar School's toilet walls in 1967 bore the legend 'hunt the cunt'. The message was ambivalent as it was an all boys school but there was a German teacher called Hunt. I was not to know any of this and thought that cunt was just a word that rhymed with hunt so there was a somewhat embarrassed silence when I posed the question at home as to what exactly was a cunt. Back at school and sharing a Latin lesson with Barney and Hooky we learned about verbs such as lingus and nouns such as cunnus. What did the Romans ever do for us?
You went to school with Barney and Hooky????
Yeah. They were friends those days 
El Jarvo wrote:
GlasVegas wrote: Similarly, the word 'cunt' is very often used as term of endearment round these parts or as a non-specific signifier. One can be a 'good cunt' meaning a thoroughly all-round decent chap. Or one may make an observation that 'there's hardly any cunt in the place' meaning that the venue/location in question isn't particularly busy/well attended. Again, two uses of the word unique to our little pocket of the UK.
All used in the exactly same manner darn sarf too.
Cunting something up, no cunt in the place, etc. And also, of course, used as a term of endearment.
and Leeds
