Curses .. **Parental discretion advised ;)

Cursewords have become dominant in my everyday life (as much as I maintain the position of being "non-cusser"). It's not that I cuss ... at least consciously. On one hand I'm surrounded by hilarious people, like Jesse, who find ways to use the F-bomb for verbs, adjectives and nounces. I'm absorbing them by osmosis, I guess. For instance, I woke up this morning and Jesse, who sleeps next to me, said I sat up in the middle of the night and shouted, "Damn it, Damn it!" I'm quite curious what the problem was :-).

Secondly, learning Dirisia requires a significant expansion of the use of English cuss words to express daily activities. For instance, to say I woke up: "Fuq'd." Or, as we are learning in class right now (I would do good to pay attention instead of journal), to say "the coconut is in the corner" you would say, "Cock fuq qunt." I hope I haven't offended anyone. Most these words I would never repeat out loud in English, but you have to find humor under the circumstances, eh? Fun times.