Colored version of the Child post, and added trees for the Warspite's Tea Party

I wonder, is "tosser" really a profanity? It looks like a clean word to me.

sammyG said:

I wonder, is "tosser" really a profanity? It looks like a clean word to me.

79248cm/s said:

What does "wanker" mean? In that context, what do you think a "tosser" does?

To tell you something, I really don't know much about "clean" versions of profanity that British people say, I always watch modern American TV programming and play video games that mostly contain modern American profanity.

Come to think of it, is there an American equivalent to the word Tosser/Wanker?

Edit: Apparently there's "Jerk-Off", but I've never heard that used in actual conversation before.

Blue_Stuff said:

Come to think of it, is there an American equivalent to the word Tosser/Wanker?

Edit: Apparently there's "Jerk-Off", but I've never heard that used in actual conversation before.

Just plain "jerk".

Blue_Stuff said:

Come to think of it, is there an American equivalent to the word Tosser/Wanker?

Edit: Apparently there's "Jerk-Off", but I've never heard that used in actual conversation before.

I've only heard that one used by Andrew Dice Clay. Though sometimes you hear "jack-off" as oppose to "jerk-off".

sammyG said:

I wonder, is "tosser" really a profanity? It looks like a clean word to me.

I only heard it from Gordon Ramsay and when he says that, its the telling sign he is having none of the shit from the idiotic restaurant managers he's supposed to save.