Can we say...

[Jemisa]

Can we say Bugger on here without it being pulled.?

Jem

[marval]

You just did Jem

[sandyRoe]

bugger, bugger, bugger. I believe we can, yes

[humbersloop]

^^ miss, miss! Jem said a rude word, miss!!

[excelsior-1]

i chased a bug around a tree ......

[Jemisa]

MMmmm!! Evidently we can. Interesting!

Jem

[tonyav]

Wot ya got in mind Jem ?

[robert551069]

I stopped using the words bugger and sod when I first found out their meaning.
I was once ridiculed by my office colleagues for saying "Ruddy Heck" !

[thenry]

Bugger! I feel so much better now ..............

[Prudie]

Oh my, when I was little I thought it was the rudest word in the world.

[cupid04]

I thought bum was!!

[nungate]

I used to say it a lot until my toddler daughter, sat in a restaurant shouting bugger bugger bugger to all and sundry at the top of her voice! This was the only time I was ever able to think quickly and tell her, "No sweetie you're not having a burger today" - Now some 20 years or so later it still makes me cringe, cured me of saying it though.......

[pippins1]

I very often use the term "bugger off" or "sod off", so bugger all you like I say!...lol..:D

[invisiblelady]

I'm shocked!!!! (ok....I use it....)

[robert551069]

In the play Under Milkwood, Dylan Thomas called a town Llareggub, which is Bugger All spelled backwards