Boffo! video-time-mark :-) .... You Go--> girl!

Obviously now, cunt, like whore HAS become genitalia-irrelevant:
Shirley: D.T. is the Most Cunt-ish* of most-any females previously awarded the sobriquet? (whether fairly or foul-mouthedly.)
And how could the word 'whore' be elided ..within any serious dissection of the Financial ""Communities"" of Murika (and hinterlands) ?

* Ok.. OK.. (all generalizations are..) Maybe a contest, there, too {{sigh}}:
There IS Ann Coulter, and WAS that (fortunately-deceased) monstro-Harridan of yore, Phyllis Schlafly ..and I’ve missed perhaps a few dozen others;
have to maintain a spotless-mind doncha know?

Carrion,

As Piet Hein so piously observed: (~IIRC)
Everything in the world
is either concave or -vex
So whatever you dream
will be something with sex


PS: believe moi contains some 'Scot' per hearsay re a Gramma (not THAT one :-)

Swearing can occur with any emotion and yield positive or negative outcomes. Our work so far suggests that most uses of swear words are not problematic. We know this because we have recorded over 10,000 episodes of public swearing by children and adults, and rarely have we witnessed negative consequences. We have never seen public swearing lead to physical violence. Most public uses of taboo words are not in anger; they are innocuous or produce positive consequences (e.g., humor elicitation). No descriptive data are available about swearing in private settings, however, so more work needs to be done in that area.
Therefore, instead of thinking of swearing as uniformly harmful or morally wrong, more meaningful information about swearing can be obtained by asking what communication goals swearing achieves. Swear words can achieve a number of outcomes, as when used positively for joking or storytelling, stress management, fitting in with the crowd, or as a substitute for physical aggression. Recent work by Stephens et al. even shows that swearing is associated with enhanced pain tolerance. This finding suggests swearing has a cathartic effect, which many of us may have personally experienced in frustration or in response to pain.

via 45. "Christopher" (..if one simply-Must attempt to categorize er, "billions and billlions of stars brain-pans" in-extremis.)