Parenterms: “Douchebaguette”

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Parenterms Douchebaguette

They exist. Douchebaguettes. The B word is rough, though. And the C word is just wall-to-wall taboo unless you’re Irish and referring to another man, in which case it can count as breathing with sound.

When you have kids, there’s a mental censor that tends to go into play, even if you’re a d*mned total f**king sh*t-mouthed sailor. You look for softer ways to say what you want to say, words more social acceptable if repeated by your offspring. Especially if they’re young enough that it could wind up being their first word.

You may need this word when you need to explain to your kid, in this modern age, what a bathroom selfie is, or what spray on tan is, or a tramp stamp. (sigh)

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11 Comments

  • Detroit Dads says:

    LOL. You made my morning. We’ve all come across a few of those in our lifetime. Another great read!

    • Andy says:

      Rad! When life sucks or has terrible people in it, it’s best to just point and laugh. ๐Ÿ˜‰

  • Or a Canadian woman who can’t handle a neighbor’s autistic kid. But, douchebaguette really isn’t strong enough for her. Cunt is the only one that works.

    On a lighter note: I use “melon farmer” all the time. (The oft dubbed broadcast television substitute for mthrfkr.)

  • Jay says:

    You have it wrong. First of all its the scottish, not the irish that frequently use the word “cunt” in conversation. And there is no need to add the ugette to thw the word. Women can simply be douchebags as well or even quicker: douche’s.

    • Andy says:

      My apologies for being wrong. I’ll try not to let it happen again. ๐Ÿ™‚

  • Creed says:

    Douchebaguette. Sounds more like a loaf of french bread I wouldn’t want any part of…

    • Andy says:

      I love bread and baked good, but I too would refrain from breaking that bread.

  • Laurie says:

    Dude, WTF is up with that guy?? I found it pretty funny! I never want to be the dragon lady.

    • Andy says:

      Thanks! I think he’s practicing what he’s preaching and being a c… ๐Ÿ˜‰

  • Jo says:

    LOL, I don’t like the ‘c’ word. Not sure why but I have a very strong dislike of that word, always have… I often just say “MoFo” Instead of MthrFckr…it still gets the same reaction without the actual words being said.

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