i mean people say it when they are mad ,and others get mad of it,,why?\ni mean in hell people may bleed but what does it have to do with a situation your are mad with??????\ncould anyone explain????
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I think its usually a phrase used when someone is astonished (either positively or negatively!).  I live in Scotland so I use 'bloody hell' quite a lot, although I usually use it negatively-like if I'm driving and someone pulls out in front of me I'll say "bloody hell you prick" as I'm surprised (and annoyed!) that they suddenly pulled out.  Alternatively, if say I was fishing one day and caught a huge fish I might say "bloody hell thats a beauty" as I'm astonished at the size of the thing (and that I caught it, as Ive never been fishing :-) !) so in all I think it is usually to exclaim astonishment or surprise.  Although to be honest it is usually considered a cursive term, I try not to use it in front of workmates etc and if I do I usually say "excuse my language" like a nice girl does!!!\nAll the best!
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Sounds like someone pissed you off "alittle".I dont think like that and would never say any of those things-if you have a loud mouth then you just have a loud mouth isnt because your black thats ignorant!Whoever has got you feeling like this has accomplished their goal of pissin you off.And these type of questions actually promote more racism and problems ,you win by not letting it bother you in life(hard to do ,but once you do it you will never feel like this again because you are sure of yourself)By gettin upset and going off you are letting whoever is doing the hatin WIN!They want you to get upset ,mad and then hate and pass it on,and it goes on and on.Stop lettin them win ,and love no matter what and you are always going to com out on top.
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honestly i have a lot of words I'll give you some(w/ reasons):\n\ndamn-people say that 2 me\n\na** h***-they hurt feelings\n\ndarn-they tease me by using these words\n\nse*-they use it in other terms esp. green minded people\n\nsh**-one of my former frends told me that\n\nstupid a**-hurts peoples feelings\n\nf***-its irritating!and its a bad word w/ a dirty finger...\n\nand a zillion more
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I doesn't make me angry, but it is a general understanding that it means that you are angry.\n\nAlso, if I see a long post that is all caps, I just skip it, because it is annoying to read.  Don't know why, just is.
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Good question, actually.  As others have said, it stands for sado-masochism.  The "sado" part comes from sadist, which was derived from the Marquis de Sade.  The term "masochism" was coined by the 19th century psychiatrist Krafft-Ebing based on Sacher-Masoch's writings (Sacher-Masoch was not pleased with this).  To simplify it: a sadist enjoys inflicting pain (or humiliation, etc.), and a masochist enjoys receiving it.
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I think people say things for a reason....\n\nWhen somebody says harsh stuff to you, they'll say afterwards "Oh I'm sorry, I didn't mean it"... They probably *do* feel sorry and regret saying hurtful things to you, but I think they *do* mean those things but they just never meant to say them out loud... Anger is just about letting the truth out, good or bad... \n\nI think you should wait for her to call you (and if she doesn't, you know what you gotta do) and make sure things are clear and there's no misunderstanding between the two of you... She'll come around when she realizes that you truly care about her, believe me.
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people warn others of the hazards of make-believe places like hell because of their own lack of justification for doing things that they really want to do. eg, closet-queens that won't just give in, using "hell" as an excuse, because they're afraid they'll like it, or someone will find out. or those people that swoon on and on and on about "precious innocent little babies" during abortion debates; they never actually give us scientific, logical justifications for refusing to permit the abortion, but rather, they cite that the aborter will "go to hell" for the act. \n\nthey do it because it's all they've got left, and they truly do get off on the idea of recruiting others into the same life of fear they live daily. "hey, if i can't do it, nobody can! we're all going to be miserable!", etc.
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Society determines bad words, which is why some words are only bad in when said in front of certain people.  The word "bloody" is considered foul in England, but not here unless you know it is bad there.
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Not all people do that, but mostly people in our culture.  They do it not consciously, but rather because words like these and other curse words have strong meaning in our culture.  In a moment of extreme feeling, like passion or anger, people blurt out those words which they will feel best convey their feelings at the time.  Since language is a poor substitute for real feeling, they say those words which have the strongest meaning.  Even atheists will say "oh my god," not out of any belief, but because they too are a part of modern western culture in which words such as these have traditionally been invested with power.\nAs for schneb's assertion that people curse names with power, he is on to something, but not what he thinks.  In our culture these words have power, or used to.  If you went to india you would typically not find people cursing in jesus' name.  People from other religous traditions and cultural backgrounds will say the words which in their traditions have been associated with strong emotion.  Hope this helps!
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Everyone gets upset and says things they don't mean. At least you're a big enough person to apologize. A lot of people never admit when they're wrong let alone apologize. I DO respect that in a person. It says you have a good heart. God bless.=)
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$%^&*$%^*(())^%^% \nthese symbols don't really mean anything. usually people use them when they are speechless, or doesn't know how to respond to a comment or retort. KIND OF like when you're mad you say "shit" or "fuck". But instead of using these terms in the comic books, they use these symbols.
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i think it's because black people grew up sayin' it & it became kind of a cultural thing cuz black people have always been called that throughout history. so it's kind of ironic that we can call each other nigga, but if a white person says it, we get offensive. it's kind of like when see a girl call her friend b*tch, but if you call her a b*tch, they'll get mad. it's the same overall principle.
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no one should say it, it's derogatory, but we get more when a white person says it than a black person because of the history behind the word. it was used to humiliate and honestly it still does. I don't use it and I get pissed when anyone calls me that.
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According to Judaism:\nThe Talmud says, "Anyone who gets angry is as if they have served and idol."  This is because anger comes when someone does something that you don't like.  Since God controls all things in the world, nothing could happen to you without God's permission. \nTherefore if you get angry, it is a sign that you believe that God doesn't have control over this situation.  \nIn addition, anger is a very damaging emotion.  It doen't allow a person to think rationally.  \nThis being said, there are times when one must act as if they are angry, in order to make a strong impression on somebody who is doing something wrong.  When one is doing this, they must be happy and calm inside.
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When a human is on the losing end then he/she cries foul. If the fighting is not in defense then it is wrong!!
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I hate it when people say "aggravate" when they mean "annoy". Aggravate means that you take an existing condition and make it worse. Saying "He gets me so aggravated" doesn't even make any sense.  "Pollen aggravates my asthma" is a correct usage. \n\nI used to work with a woman who used to be a college level English professor and she constantly used "literally" to describe EVERYTHING--even when it wasn't literal!  She should have known better.\n\nI also hate redundancies in writing. "He reached out with his hand."  Really?  I thought maybe he used some other prehensile appendage.
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no i did not catch that. good listening skills though. but hell is not a cuss word. hell is just a rude and inapportiate word to say. but i agree with u that some kids might use it and be considered saying a bad word. and that it is kinda odd for the word "hell" to be said in a Disney, rated G movie. but that is my opinion. to my concern adults just just cuss words in front of minors all sorts of ages! but one more thing i think the movie should still be rated g i mean they only say hell one time. i've asked everybody around me now that have seen the movie and they never heard hell in that movie.