Just how many times do they use the word f*ck in "Deadwood?"

[4th and Long]

F*ck seems to be one of the more popular words used in Deadwood. Oh sure, theres the occasional c*cksucker reference but f*ck is far more popular. Ever wonder how often it's uttered? Here's (http://thewvsr.com/deadwood.htm) the answer. Someone had a lot of time on their hands to figure this one out.

[Hammock Parties]

That show is so stupid. Everyone knows the word f*ck wasn't even invented back then.

[Deberg_1990]

That show is so stupid. Everyone knows the word f*ck wasn't even invented back then.

ive heard critics mention this before was well. Alot of the "dirty" dialouge wasnt even said back then.

[Tribal Warfare]

Just how many times do they use the word f*ck in "Deadwood?"

F*ck I don't know

[Bowser]

That show is so stupid. Everyone knows the word f*ck wasn't even invented back then.

William Wallace says you're focked in the head.

[tk13]

Who the **** knows you ****wad.

Bob Dole I am not...

[Hammock Parties]

Seriously. Did John Wayne or Jimmy Stewart ever say f*ck? Of course not. They used hell and damn...those were the only curse words invented back then in America.

[go bo]

Just how many times do they use the word f*ck in "Deadwood?"

don't you mean dead-f*cking-wood?

[Rausch]

ive heard critics mention this before was well. Alot of the "dirty" dialouge wasnt even said back then.

Any idea when it was?

I'm not being critical, just curious...

[tk13]

Seriously. Did John Wayne or Jimmy Stewart ever say f*ck? Of course not. They used hell and damn...those were the only curse words invented back then in America.
I think the word was invented by an anonymous Chiefs fan in the early 80's after Carl drafted Blackledge.

[Bowser]

Seriously. Did John Wayne or Jimmy Stewart ever say f*ck? Of course not. They used hell and damn...those were the only curse words invented back then in America.

I got it....go jump in your captured Klingon ship, fly it around the sun to go back to the late 1800's, beam down and tell some of those cowboys to go f*ck themselves. Report back if they knew what the word f*ck means, if they don't rip your jaw off your head.

[Hammock Parties]

I think the word was invented by an anonymous Chiefs fan in the early 80's after Carl drafted Blackledge.

She can Jack my Steadman any day.

Oh wait...wrong thread.

[Miles]

ive heard critics mention this before was well. Alot of the "dirty" dialouge wasnt even said back then.

I think i have actually heard the exact f*cking opposite. I think it was on some making of clips on HBO that some f*cking c*cksucker made.

[Hammock Parties]

I got it....go jump in your captured Klingon ship, fly it around the sun to go back to the late 1800's, beam down and tell some of those cowboys to go f*ck themselves. Report back if they knew what the word f*ck means, if they don't rip your jaw off your head.

Come on man. Everyone knows the Puritans founded America and they didn't like naughty words like f*ck. Therefore no one used it for a long long time, like, until television and books.

Dumbasses. :rolleyes:

[4th and Long]

Just how many times do they use the word f*ck in "Deadwood?"

don't you mean dead-f*cking-wood?
"Do not repeat back to me what I just said in different f*cking words!"
- Al Swearengen hosts a 'board' meeting, "Deadwood"

[tk13]

I got it....go jump in your captured Klingon ship, fly it around the sun to go back to the late 1800's, beam down and tell some of those cowboys to go f*ck themselves. Report back if they knew what the word f*ck means, if they don't rip your jaw off your head.
Mad Dog? Nobody calls me Mad Dog!

[Frazod]

Any idea when it was?

I'm not being critical, just curious...

I can't remember where I saw it, but IIRC the word "f#ck" goes back (at least) to the 1600s.

And yes, they used foul language early and often back then.

[Miles]

One thing i as suprised to find out recently was that this guy:

http://www.hbo.com/deadwood/img/90x94/characters/dandority.jpg

Was also:

http://www.kingofreviews.com/somethingaboutmary1.jpeg

[Frazod]

One thing i as suprised to find out recently was that this guy:

http://www.hbo.com/deadwood/img/90x94/characters/dandority.jpg

Was also:

http://www.kingofreviews.com/somethingaboutmary1.jpeg

He was a red X? :hmmm:

[4th and Long]

He was a red X? :hmmm:
ROFL I think he meant to post this ...

[Miles]

ROFL I think he meant to post this ...

Yep that be it. ;)

[go bo]

Seriously. Did John Wayne or Jimmy Stewart ever say f*ck? Of course not. They used hell and damn...those were the only curse words invented back then in America.sorry, that word seems to have a very long history in england and in america, even before the time of john wayne...

it just wasn't allowed in movies at that time, more or less (does the word censor have any meaning to you?)...

but people were saying it way before then, and it's not farfetched to think that people in deadwood spoke that way...

of course, i wouldn't know...

i wasn't born until 10 or fifteen years after the black hills gold rush days...

[Bob Dole]

Seriously. Did John Wayne or Jimmy Stewart ever say f*ck? Of course not. They used hell and damn...those were the only curse words invented back then in America.

You once again prove that you're a ****ing idiot.

The earliest appearance of the current spelling was in 1535 -- "Bischops ... may **** thair fill and be vnmaryit" [Sir David Lyndesay, "Ane Satyre of the Thrie Estaits"].

Bob Dole can guaran-****ing-tee you it was common slang back in the 1800's. It's just not well documented because people were a lot more ****ing concerned with being polite back then.

[4th and Long]

Back to the top!

I can't have JimNasium and Marty Mac Ver 2.0 stealing my thread ideas!

:p

[Hammock Parties]

I can't believe everyone in this thread thinks I'm serious. ROFL

[InChiefsHeaven]

Here ya go:

http://www.snopes.com/language/acronyms/****.htm

Of course the F-word won't work here, so you will have to change it in your browser. Gives the actual history. Seems it's been around since the 1500's, of Germanic origen, and was not widely used for a long time.

[morphius]

Here ya go:

http://www.snopes.com/language/acronyms/****.htm

Of course the F-word won't work here, so you will have to change it in your browser. Gives the actual history. Seems it's been around since the 1500's, of Germanic origen, and was not widely used for a long time.
Found it on Wikipedia as well, seems it became vulgar in the 16th or 17th century...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fu**