All tag results for 'cursing'

Awwww…what a scaredy cat! LOLz!

Julianna Marguiles stopped by Ellen and chatted up the host about her farm.

A farm that has no animals!

In particular, Julianna is allergic to dogs and she is also deathly afraid of

Tags: cursing, cussing, ellen, ellen degeneres, julianna marguilles, scary, silly, snakes, television

Uh oh! Jean Dujardin might be in big trouble when he gets back to France!

In his Best Actor acceptance speech, Jean dropped a French curse towards the end.

Momma Dujardin joked, "I don’t like, I don’t like [that] he said [it]"

Somebody's in trouble….LOLz!

Jean apologized after a translator clarified a reporter's question on the matter. Director Michael Hazanavicius came to his leading man's rescue as well, stating:

It’s not really a bad word, we always say that in France. I think it’s, ‘Wow, [expletive,] we did it! I’m so happy! Something like that, or maybe, ‘Holly golly, I am so happy!

Holly Golly?! We think that might be worse than the F-bomb!

Check out Jean's speech above and see if you can spot the French gaffe!

Tags: acceptance speech, acting, awards, cursing, jean dujardin, mother, oscars

Someone may have been boozing too hard!

Meryl Streep was a bit flabbergasted when she won Best Actress at the Golden Globes when forgot her spectacles off stage.

That's when the sh*t hit the airwaves!

Meryl commented on her little slip up:

I can't believe I said 'sh-t on TV. I had such a good speech and I couldn't see it. Even if you held it in the front row, I couldn't read it because I left my glasses at the table.

If anyone can get away with saying that word on live TV, it's Meryl Streep! LOL!

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Tags: cursing, cussing, glasses, golden globes, meryl streep, reading, television

In case you were wondering, it is possible to tick Siri off!

Can phones be hormonal?!

The iPhone 4S's personal assistant apparently didn't like when a 12 year old boy asked her a simple question.

Charlie Le Quesne went to local grocery in England and asked Siri "How many people are there in the world?"

Siri's response?

"Shut the f*** up, you ugly t***"

His mother, Kim, said she thought she was hearing things. So Charlie and his mum asked again. They got the same response.

Store managers believe that some teens pranked Siri to say this as the owner's name. Why Siri would answer with the owner's name is another question.

Siri has been marred in controversy. From being racist, to sexist (against women), to pro-life, who knew a phone could have such beliefs.

Oh yeah, it's a phone. It has no beliefs.

Needless to say, Charlie and Kim may not be fans of the iPhone.

[Image via WENN.]

Tags: cursing, cussing, england, phone, siri, technology

Not cool, Olivia!

Even if you WERE just standing up for your friends, it looks like enough time had passed between the alleged altercation inside and the curse-riddled tirade you went on outside for you to decide to take the high road!

The stunning actress always seems to be so calm and down-to-Earth, so hopefully she was just having a bad night. We'd hate to think that she actually believes the kinds of things she said.

Which were things like:

"You can go f— yourselves!" she told the group, adding that her "career will go on," but the slack-jawed group she was addressing was "going to have to kiss peoples' asses for the rest of [their] lives!"

"I'm rich! I come from a well-off family."

Wow. If this group of people was so beneath you, don't you think your status would be apparent? Not modest in the least.

Someone in the Munn camp said it was spurred on by someone manhandling one of her friends earlier in the night. Which is terrible, yes, but by that point you'd think of a more calm and collected way of handling it.

The person went on:

"She's fiercely loyal to her friends, and screaming profanity to protect them is the least aggressive thing she could have done in the moment."

We get that, but come on! Your fans will be so disappointed that you went that route!

We expect better from you!

How do U feel about these shenanigans??

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Tags: actress, alleged, career, cursing, family, fans, fierce, friends, meltdown, olivia munn

F#@% yeah! LOLz!

A new study has pretty much confirmed what researchers already found several years ago. Swearing can alleviate pain!

A 2009 study in England revealed that participants holding their hands in ice cold water for as long as their senses would allow, lasted about 40 seconds longer if they were belting out F-bombs, S-bombs, and other sorts of bombs.

The Scientific American, which published the 2009 study, states:

"How swearing achieves its physical effects is unclear, but the researchers speculate that brain circuitry linked to emotion is involved."

The current study, however, shows that frequent cursers were only able to withstand the icy water for just ten seconds longer, compared to when they did not swear, leaving the researchers to speculate:

"Swearing as a response to pain might be beneficial, [but] there is evidence that if you swear too often in everyday situations the power of swearing won't be there when you really might need it."

Inneresting.

We imagine swearing has the distraction effect of squeezing something very tight or diverting the pain somewhere else on the body when experiencing pain.

However, both studies do seem to prove that cursing is a normal reaction to pain. So next time somebody breaks a leg, don't give them a hard time for dropping a couple cuss words!

Tags: cursing, cuss, england, lols, pain, research, researchers, study, swear words, words

Do we REALLY need to censor the film that won BEST PICTURE at the Oscars???

The Weinstein Company has announced that starting April 1, they'll pull the R-rated version of The King's Speech from movie theaters, and they'll be releasing a PG-13 version in its place.

Apparently, in order to secure a lower rating, they muted out several instances of the word "!@*&" and other times replaced it with the word "$#!*." LOLz.

The King's Censored Speech will be released on 1,000 screens.

Here's what TWC president of theatrical distribution and home entertainment Erik Lomis had to say about this move:

“We are thankful to the MPAA for their wisdom and swift action in approving the release of The King’s Speech PG-13 version."

It's certainly a great film, so on the one hand we're happy that younger audiences will get a chance to see it, but on the other hand, the film was fine as is - it won Best Picture.

They could have left it alone. Any parent who sees the film will most likely let their children watch it on DVD as long as they're not TOO young. The cursing was NOT a huge deal at all…AND it was mostly in good taste.

Do U think it was a good idea for them to release a PG-13 cut of The King's Speech? Or should they have left it alone?

Tags: best picture, censored, cursing, dvd, erik lomis, good taste, pg13, r rating, recut, the kings speech, theaters