Hey! You're mean! I just don't like to say the f word.

firetruck

Hey! You're mean! I just don't like to say the f word.

then dont say fudge then, it just makes the people who say it sound stupid

I'll hudge the fudge in the pudge.....H'bout that?

then dont say fudge then, it just makes the people who say it sound stupid

I'll hudge the fudge in the pudge.....H'bout that?

at least that sounds funny

I admit that I say fudge. I even say "fudgebucket" when things go wrong. I hate cursing. 

I admit that I say fudge. I even say "fudgebucket" when things go wrong. I hate cursing. 

Finally! Someone who agrees with me. I don't like to curse, either.

I admit that I say fudge. I even say "fudgebucket" when things go wrong. I hate cursing. 

Finally! Someone who agrees with me. I don't like to curse, either.

By replacing one word with another, you're just creating a new curse word.

By replacing one word with another, you're just creating a new curse word.

 

Ok, fine... -,.,- 

Edited May 23, 201411 yr by RikuFangirl2008

I don't always curse. But when I do, I say "fudge muffins"

By replacing one word with another, you're just creating a new curse word.

How is it considering cursing? We're just trying not to say the f word.

As someone with a 3 year old nephew, 2 year old niece I prefer for people to not swear, and if that means saying fudge, frik, duck, cluck whatever instead then I'm grand.  I do swear occasionally without notice, but I refrain around any kids, so trampy to see a toddler going around swearing.

As someone with a 3 year old nephew, 2 year old niece I prefer for people to not swear, and if that means saying fudge, frik, duck, cluck whatever instead then I'm grand.  I do swear occasionally without notice, but I refrain around any kids, so trampy to see a toddler going around swearing.

I have a 3-year old nephew, too. 

I'll say fudge a duck. Sounds funnier x'D

I'll say fudge a duck. Sounds funnier x'D

I sometimes say that .

You fudging fudgebag. Why the fudge would you so say something so fudging mean? You're making me so fudging angry you dumb fudge. I hope you fudging die a horrible fudging death.

As odd as this sounds, because of my dog, I like to say Oh floof. (He's a Pomeranian, anyone who has seen one will understand.)

 

 

 

 

I used to say fudge-nuggets...

I swear...a lot...but I won't complain if someone says "Fudge" or as in Frogmyre's (My clone) case "Floof". I'll just find it funny.

I don't like saying the f word in front of people expectantly to little kids. Even i'm not suppose to hear a curse word even though I'm 16 years old. That's why I hate people who say the f word in a crowd that's not supposed to hear it. 

Edited May 23, 201411 yr by Zeldablade7

How can you not like fudge? Look at it:

 

 

drools

It does sound silly using the word fudge in that manner, but I'll take silliness over profanity any day. It makes the social environment and conversation more pleasant. In fact, I daresay it makes it....Simple and Clean

please.

 

Factor is the best way of saying F*ck.