This might be misguiding, but the expression doesn't mean you actually want to fuck-that. Just be patient and it's gonna be clear in a moment....
Just imagine someone answering ''fuck that'' to some question you had or some request you made. Hmmm.. it's sounds coarse at first, maybe even confusing or shoking, but when you actually look into that expression, you'll see that ''fuck that'' is positive, careless and provocative fixing of boundary. It soon becomes a kind of careless-categorical NO or some kind of vulgar, yet affirmative performance of indifference. What you say ''fuck that'' to, is just one of the many instances of meaningless things you're totally over with.
Just imagine someone answering ''fuck that'' to some question you had or some request you made. Hmmm.. it's sounds coarse at first, maybe even confusing or shoking, but when you actually look into that expression, you'll see that ''fuck that'' is positive, careless and provocative fixing of boundary. It soon becomes a kind of careless-categorical NO or some kind of vulgar, yet affirmative performance of indifference. What you say ''fuck that'' to, is just one of the many instances of meaningless things you're totally over with.
-Let's go now!
-No, let's stay.
-Come on, let's go, now!
-Let's just stay for a moment and then we'll leave.
-Fuck that, I'm leaving!
-No, let's stay.
-Come on, let's go, now!
-Let's just stay for a moment and then we'll leave.
-Fuck that, I'm leaving!
by octogonalement February 20, 2010
Fucking (German pronunciation: ˈfʊkɪŋ, rhymes with "booking"2) is an Austrian village3 in the municipality of Tarsdorf,4 in the Innviertel region of western Upper Austria. The village is 33 kilometres (21 mi) north of Salzburg, 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) east of the German border.
Despite having a population of only 104, the village has become famous for its name in the English-speaking world. Its road signs are a popular visitor attraction, and were often stolen by souvenir-hunting tourists until 2005, when they were modified to be theft-resistant.
Despite having a population of only 104, the village has become famous for its name in the English-speaking world. Its road signs are a popular visitor attraction, and were often stolen by souvenir-hunting tourists until 2005, when they were modified to be theft-resistant.
"Pleased to meet you, Mr Coitus. Where do you live in Austria?"
"I live in a fucking village called Fucking"
"I live in a fucking village called Fucking"
by themilfonian November 01, 2011
Mixing "fucking" into any phrase is like mixing alcohol with sleeping pills. It makes the effects way fucking stronger.
Kid 1: My fucking rat died
Kid 2: OMG!#@$%&!! Im so fucking sorry!
Kid 3: Good thing. This world needs less fucking rats
Kid 4: Jeeze Lou-eezz, Kid 3, can't you have some fucking compassion?
Kid 3: no
Kid 2: OMG!#@$%&!! Im so fucking sorry!
Kid 3: Good thing. This world needs less fucking rats
Kid 4: Jeeze Lou-eezz, Kid 3, can't you have some fucking compassion?
Kid 3: no
by wittyname January 17, 2010
by Ryan Smith October 03, 2003
Though commonly used as an intensifier, "fucking" has in recent times become a stand-alone-adjective. This new, contemporary use as an adjective was coined by famed amateur Northern California linguists Lois S and Eduardo N. The following examples will clearly illustrate the use described above:
(1) That party was fucking!
(2) This gelato is fucking!
(3) Your mom is fucking! Can I have her number?
(4) This cabbage is pretty fucking! Can I have the recipe
(2) This gelato is fucking!
(3) Your mom is fucking! Can I have her number?
(4) This cabbage is pretty fucking! Can I have the recipe
by lois/eduardo November 26, 2006
by adrianaxtard September 17, 2006
by Gilly__ October 16, 2006