Naughty words.. eeeee...

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TallGuySmallBike

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Hey all,

Can you have a peek at my videos? and tell me if I swear a bit too much?
I Talk like this normally, I shouldn't I know that, I do replace my words in-front of kids and my grandma.

I'm going to do a video soon of my past (when I was 10-15) that may explain more but that will be a Sunday ride out since its a
touchy subject :oops:

Any feedback will do! good or bad. :ugeek:

Try and watch a few videos for comparison :lol: :lol:

Many thanks, TGSB.

http://www.youtube.com/user/TallGuySmallBike
http://www.youtube.com/user/TallGuySmallBike *Clicky Clicky*
http://www.youtube.com/user/TallGuySmallBike
 
man enough to vlog on a scooter!!??.. subbed! .. :D

watched/skimmed through a few vids... a few wee swearies .. but dont think OTT .. all good chap!

keep em comin like!
 
I'll admit it, unnecessary swearing turns me off. Why? No idea. I think my brain initially reads it as aggression when I am still trying to get to 'know' someone. I can get around it once that initial-reaction wears off and I see the person underneath. It's kinda the same reason I don't curse up a storm when meeting someone for the first time, and I don't want them to presume they can do that with me until we've established a connection/friendship. I dunno, I curse but I guess unnecessary cursing is something I'm not keen-on.

Now, if someone is angry, upset, emphasizing a point? By all means. It fits.

Now, there is one vlogger friend who does that, and it did annoy me at first but he's such a cool dude that I sorta ignore it now. It's kinda like filler in sentences. But, at first I was put-off. I got over it, but there are times when I just stop watching vloggers if I am met with a wall of cursing before I get a chance to like them and see past it.

Anyway, that's just my honest buck o' five!

Spacep0d
 
When I think about not cursing on video, I curse a lot so I just ignore that "no cursing allowed" and keep going. After that, I review the video and notice that it's pretty clean every time I'm not supressing the curse words.
When I feel like cursing sometimes I use some nicer replacement words too, flick, fudge, shoot, you know, even on real life. Sometimes you get used to curse on unexpected situations and it doesn't look right for example if you misstep at a meeting at work and say Oh, FUCK!, I'm used to use the replacements or I curse in japanese so nobody will know what I'm actually saying...
 
You can use some light one like しまった, not actually a curse word. Or for example, me yesterday, riding at the speed limit, some idiot overpassed me and gave me a bad look, I said このやろう! then catched up and rode a little bit past the car, and screamed くたばれ! looking back at the car and waving him a closed fist then I wot'd my way out of there. It's funny to see their reactions when they cannot grasp what you just said.
 
Shirou said:
You can use some light one like しまった, not actually a curse word. Or for example, me yesterday, riding at the speed limit, some idiot overpassed me and gave me a bad look, I said このやろう! then catched up and rode a little bit past the car, and screamed くたばれ! looking back at the car and waving him a closed fist then I wot'd my way out of there. It's funny to see their reactions when they cannot grasp what you just said.

Nice... And if I knew what the sound of those symbols was ... Awesome !

Any chance you can phoneticise the words into sounds/syllables? ....

Translating that lot into googles and asking for a English version is ... Problematic...

:lol:
 
Google is kinda conservative on the translation.

しまった - Shimatta
Translates as "damn it!" it's actually a light sign of surprise. More like "Shoot!, I've dropped my keys". It isn't even unpolite.

このやろう - Kono yarou
Translates as "Let's do this", it's actually more insulting like "You f*cker", completely unpolite.

くたばれ - Kutabare
Translates as "You're going down", it's literally "Drop dead" completely unpolite.

I can't help you with the phonetics though. I'm not native english speaker and in my language the words sound as you read them, that's not the case with english. I'll give it a try anyways.
Shimatta sounds like she - mah - tah
Kono yarou sounds like co' - no - yah' - rah* (not too sure on this last one)
Kutabare sounds like coo - tah - bah - (whatever sounds like "re").
 
Spacep0d said:
I'll admit it, unnecessary swearing turns me off. Why? No idea. I think my brain initially reads it as aggression when I am still trying to get to 'know' someone. I can get around it once that initial-reaction wears off and I see the person underneath. It's kinda the same reason I don't curse up a storm when meeting someone for the first time, and I don't want them to presume they can do that with me until we've established a connection/friendship. I dunno, I curse but I guess unnecessary cursing is something I'm not keen-on.

Now, if someone is angry, upset, emphasizing a point? By all means. It fits.

Now, there is one vlogger friend who does that, and it did annoy me at first but he's such a cool dude that I sorta ignore it now. It's kinda like filler in sentences. But, at first I was put-off. I got over it, but there are times when I just stop watching vloggers if I am met with a wall of cursing before I get a chance to like them and see past it.

Anyway, that's just my honest buck o' five!

Spacep0d

Thanks for the input :)

Shirou said:
Google is kinda conservative on the translation.

しまった - Shimatta
Translates as "damn it!" it's actually a light sign of surprise. More like "Shoot!, I've dropped my keys". It isn't even unpolite.

このやろう - Kono yarou
Translates as "Let's do this", it's actually more insulting like "You f*cker", completely unpolite.

くたばれ - Kutabare
Translates as "You're going down", it's literally "Drop dead" completely unpolite.

I can't help you with the phonetics though. I'm not native english speaker and in my language the words sound as you read them, that's not the case with english. I'll give it a try anyways.
Shimatta sounds like she - mah - tah
Kono yarou sounds like co' - no - yah' - rah* (not too sure on this last one)
Kutabare sounds like coo - tah - bah - (whatever sounds like "re").

くたばれ - Kutabare
Translates as "You're going down", it's literally "Drop dead" completely unpolite.

Tutor Barry? Sorry I had to :)
 
You can always put some bleeps over in audio.
Think some late night tv shows, some sounds are funny and get to be a part of the channel branding.

Nerb1's got a nice drum roll thing, not for his cursing - hes a 'nice boy' lol, but its 'individual' to his videos.


Just a thought??
BTW - Hi my names Falloff and im a swearer too. (Swearers anonamous)
I got an excuse though im Australian - F'K'n oath Maaate :D
 
MrFalloffalot said:
You can always put some bleeps over in audio.
Think some late night tv shows, some sounds are funny and get to be a part of the channel branding.

Nerb1's got a nice drum roll thing, not for his cursing - hes a 'nice boy' lol, but its 'individual' to his videos.


Just a thought??
BTW - Hi my names Falloff and im a swearer too. (Swearers anonamous)
I got an excuse though im Australian - F'K'n oath Maaate :D

I Will try it out :) Next vlog shall be BEEPing Awesome! :mrgreen:
 
Shirou said:
Google is kinda conservative on the translation.

しまった - Shimatta
Translates as "damn it!" it's actually a light sign of surprise. More like "Shoot!, I've dropped my keys". It isn't even unpolite.

このやろう - Kono yarou
Translates as "Let's do this", it's actually more insulting like "You f*cker", completely unpolite.

くたばれ - Kutabare
Translates as "You're going down", it's literally "Drop dead" completely unpolite.

I can't help you with the phonetics though. I'm not native english speaker and in my language the words sound as you read them, that's not the case with english. I'll give it a try anyways.
Shimatta sounds like she - mah - tah
Kono yarou sounds like co' - no - yah' - rah* (not too sure on this last one)
Kutabare sounds like coo - tah - bah - (whatever sounds like "re").

:D :D :D ... niiice... cheers!... i can work with that !!... taking into account the 'typical/common' vocal sounds of Japan ;)

now.... highlight..... copy.... paste to word.... print small version to slide into top pocket of tank/tail bag.... now.... when can i ride to the university precinct and find some 'poor skill' students driving their 'daddy bought me' cage and showing the kind of driving knowhow that 'I' get after 6 beers with bourbon chasers while playing Gran Turismo.... hmmmm.... maybe even this afternoon...

:twisted:
 
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