Cussword Mapping

Jason Tucker

Apr 2, 2004

Was reading Boing Boing Blog today and found this:

“For everything, there is a Venn diagram. Boingboing reader Ken Hooper points us to science behind pottymouthfulness:

In soccer, spitting and swearing are serious fouls. Swearing is penalized by referees with various degrees of rigor. This site is for the instruction of referees–it’s a sort of English Football Profanity Matrix complete with Venn diagrams. My friend Tony Cullen from Liverpool assures me this is not a joke of any sort, but it’s hilarious. “Bitch” is worse than “shit” but they are both eclipsed by “ballocks” in terms of being offenses likely to be carded. “

Word Mapping
Thanks Boing Boing Blog!

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