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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Stuff you!!

hi all!!

i am concerned about saying the word "stuff you"

In Australia saying it means who cares about you or am not concerned about you.

but i belive in other countries it means somthing diffrent and i even heared that in America it is rude to say that on someone. May someone please explain to me what it means in other countires?

thank you!
  

Top answer

S it means something bad no need to say the word here but I think you should get it. I don't know about other countries.

  • S it means something bad no need to say the word here but I think you should get it.
  • I don't know about other countries.
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Well as you said, in The U.S it means something bad no need to say the word here but I think you should get it. I don't know about other countries.
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ops then am not going to the US heheh..but thank you for that. i would like to know it in other countries too =) so i wont make the mistake when talking to people from that country =D
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"stuff it" Vulgar Slang:
Used as an intensive to express extreme anger, frustration, or disgust.


"stuff you" it is derived from STFU which means "shut the **** up" Stuff you is a tamer version more widely accepted, yet still holds the same message of shutting up.

dude: hey why dont you see me some time?

chick: stuff you and go
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Maro86"stuff you" it is derived from STFU which means "shut the **** up"
Is that really true? I'm dubious.

By the way, here in the UK too, "stuff you" is rude and offensive (though not quite as rude as f--- you).
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thank you for that!! i am begining to worry now Emotion: sweating

i will do my best not to use it, because if i forget i am in big trou
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yes Mr wordy!! this is what it means in Australia and am the one who is shocked to hear that the meaning is rude in the UK too!! oh ***!! I use it more often

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