by davoomac on July 18th, 2006

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Is the word "bloody" an expletive in the UK or anywhere? and what is it's equivalent in the U.S.?

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by andywho on July 18th, 2006
As an aside, in the UK calling someone the "c" word is not construed as abhorent as it is in the US.
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