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Your Favorite Fake Sci-Fi Profanity

What's your favorite fictional sci-fi profanity?

  • Frell! (Farscape)

    Votes: 66 33.0%
  • Frak! (Battlestar Galactica)

    Votes: 44 22.0%
  • Gorram! (Firefly)

    Votes: 26 13.0%
  • Ruttin'! (Firefly)

    Votes: 11 5.5%
  • Nerf-herder! (Star Wars)

    Votes: 24 12.0%
  • Belgium! (The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy)

    Votes: 29 14.5%


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I haven't seen the new Battlestar Galactica series, but the old one had "feldercarb" as well as "frak."

In any case, I voted for "ruttin'" - it's even a real word and everything!

Johnathan
 


Viking Bastard said:
And Legion of Superheroes has a bunch too. Probably the oldest ones.

Those are the ones I'd have to go with.
General:
Grife - damn, darn, grief, and in some cases 'god' in the general sense.
Sprock - the 'f' word in 21st Century Parlance.
Zootie - the hindquarters in vulgar parlance
Squaj - unisex insult similar to the B-word for male or female, or something a bit stronger.
Nass - Excrement or vulgar parlance for same.
Skrag - Knock it off, stop it
Linsnarian [Gear's homeworld]:
Foozle / Squeedle - a quick and dirty jury-rig of a biotechnological connection to a completely inorganic AI type interface.
30th Century Archaic:
Rad-Burn (You) - G-damn you. Literally "may you receive a painful radiation burn"
Grummy - Disgusting condition, slimy, unclean, nasty
Drek - see above, Nass
 


Ah this brings a grin to my face, I would have to say that I like Frak......It has a very harsh feel to it.

As for shadowrun they used Fraggin and Drek (which I really like): As in Xythlord is a real drekhead, etc. :lol:

Xythlord
 





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