As an Australian I’m disappointed in the lack of the key word ‘cunt’ in the graph. Unless perhaps it’s zero.
In the US, that is an unthinkably bad swearword for some reason.
That's heavily dependent on regional/cultural factors. Among a younger and (mostly) gayer demographic, the once-feared "C-word" is very commonly used, especially in its adjective form.
How do you use it as an adjective? The bad thing was always labelling someone with the word, but there isn't really any other way to use it.
We Aussies have many ways to use it as a compliment
Sick cunt, Mad cunt, Good cunt Etc
It does feature several times.
In the US, that is an unthinkably bad swearword for some reason.
That's heavily dependent on regional/cultural factors. Among a younger and (mostly) gayer demographic, the once-feared "C-word" is very commonly used, especially in its adjective form.
How do you use it as an adjective? The bad thing was always labelling someone with the word, but there isn't really any other way to use it.
We Aussies have many ways to use it as a compliment
Sick cunt, Mad cunt, Good cunt Etc
It does feature several times.