For helvede
For helvede by Wotsher October 24, 2019
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For helvede da også mand!
Ordet eller sætningen, som det oprigtigt er, kommer fra de ulærtemiljøer i Danmark. Ordet er ikke anset som pænt, og bør ikke anvendes i formelle sammenhæng. Dog kan det anvendes til feste eller i vennegrupper, hvor sådan noget kan anses som acceptabelt.
Et skældsord anvendt primært ved fysisk- eller mental-ubehag. Ordet er som regel anvendt sammen med et udråbstegn, men det behøves ikke. Alternativt kan ordet skrives: "For helved da ogs mand!", eller "For helved' da ogs' mand!"
Et skældsord anvendt primært ved fysisk- eller mental-ubehag. Ordet er som regel anvendt sammen med et udråbstegn, men det behøves ikke. Alternativt kan ordet skrives: "For helved da ogs mand!", eller "For helved' da ogs' mand!"
"Jeg slog mind fod, for helvede da også mand!" "Liberal Alliance kom ind i regeringen, for helvede da også mand!"
For helvede da også mand! by Arkras March 22, 2018
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