Swear - "the 3 big ones"

[nq:1]On "The Simpsons" Bart leaves home, and Marge urges him to stay. She says something like: "I'll let you swear, but not the 3 big ones". OK. I guess one of them would be F***. Any polite hints for the 2 others?[/nq]
"" and probably "***".

"Throw me that lipstick, darling, I wanna redo my stigmata."

+-Jennifer Saunders, "Absolutely Fabulous"

Thanks..
"" sounds OK.. But would a 9-year-old use ""? I wonder..

[nq:1]On "The Simpsons" Bart leaves home, and Marge urges him to stay. She says something like: "I'll let you swear, but not the 3 big ones". OK. I guess one of them would be F***. Any polite hints for the 2 others?[/nq]
I suspect you're taking it too seriously.

SML

[nq:1]Thanks.. "" sounds OK.. But would a 9-year-old use ""? I wonder..[/nq]
Marge wasn't going to let him use the Big Three, not that he would chose to use them necessarily.

"Throw me that lipstick, darling, I wanna redo my stigmata."

+-Jennifer Saunders, "Absolutely Fabulous"

[nq:2]On "The Simpsons" Bart leaves home, and Marge urges him ... would be F***. Any polite hints for the 2 others?[/nq]
[nq:1]I suspect you're taking it too seriously. SML[/nq]
Agreed. (That it's being taken too seriously.) And what about MotherF**?

Well, now you know I'm bored.
I got an idea..
How about Co** ***? Good candidate?

Nananana filted:
[nq:1]Well, now you know I'm bored. I got an idea.. How about Co** ***? Good candidate?[/nq]
What's a cold surfer?...
George Carlin put "**********" into a special class in his "seven words" routine: "the part 'sucker' is merely suggestive, and '***' is only dirty half the time depending on what you mean by it"..r