Beware the F-BOMB on YouTube!
@lookatdesktop (27143)
Dallas, Texas
June 25, 2018 11:07pm CST
This is what I am saying, the F-Bomb is everywhere on YouTube, so lets find a way around it.
Here is a list of alternatives to the F-Bomb IMHO
1. Fracking
2. Frucking
3. Effing
4. Sfreekighly Freaking Fracka Cracklingly Scrappy Pappiosimosticontabulisio
If you can come up with some alternative choices to replace the F-Bomb that is so often used on YouTubes by individuals, knowing full well the F-Bomb is taboo in modern society and sometimes get you into serious trouble.
Let me know so I can share it with those F-Bombers on YouTube.
Fricking Awwsome.
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@lookatdesktop (27143)
• Dallas, Texas
16 Jul 18
You have great self control by substituting. I try to use the word D A R N to indicate negativity or S H U C K S. as for the F-bomb. I have to learn to put a SOCK in it at times. I need to find a way to use the word Fracking. Because fracking is a bad thing in and of itself and conveys about the same emotional sentiment. 
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@just4him (318787)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
17 Jul 18
@lookatdesktop I use darn a lot, but when I get really angry, short of using the F bomb, I use fudge. There aren't many occasions when I use the F bomb, but I have used it once so far this year. It was warranted. I haven't used fudge lately either, so things must be going well.
@mlgen1037 (29884)
• Manila, Philippines
26 Jun 18
Hi Anthony. I am totally confused. 
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@lookatdesktop (27143)
• Dallas, Texas
16 Jul 18
Well, then you are lucky not to have to worry about the F-bombs. They can spread fallout all over when they are dropped on sensitive ears. 
@Jessabuma (31696)
• Baguio, Philippines
26 Jun 18
Hi! I don't have any idea what are those but thank you for sharing
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@lookatdesktop (27143)
• Dallas, Texas
16 Jul 18
The F bomb is an inappropriately used, socially unacceptable expression of disgust, anger or condemnation. It is often used in social media to emphasize a negative emotion but the word is recommended not to be used in polite conversation or in public.
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@Jessabuma (31696)
• Baguio, Philippines
18 Jul 18
@lookatdesktop Ohh I see. Thanks for taking time to explain it
