Continuing the discussion from Simple code execution timer:
OK new topic as suggested
Oddly enough I recently listened to a quirks & quarks podcast that said swearing actually increased your ability to tolerate pain
wel )(_#()$!@_(*!#!@%#%#%!!!
OW THAT HURT!!!
Huh I could swear there is no plugin enabled to obfuscate swears but apparently you found one that is 
damn !
English middle class verbal expressions of xxxxx:-
crikey
damn and blast
blimey
oh gosh (oh my gosh!)
really
really!
really!! (etc)
my goodness
lower class expressions of the same(yes there are different classes of people in the world, just accept it, we are not all the same thank goodness)
by eck (Yorkshire expression)
blooming ell (hell)
flipping heck
fuffin ell (f*****g hell)
bugger
fer fecks sake
piss off
bollocks
loads more I know, and over in the UK there is a plethora of colloquial phrases equally meaningful.
does the rest of the world have these colloquial differences? not only for the naughty words!
No… what you see it what I typed 
I see I skipped the “sarcasm” tags in my post 
FWIW every time I try to lern at least a bit of some new spoken language it seems the first few words I often learn are
- beer
- washroom
- and then a handful of swears
Anyone else ?
EDIT : not always in that order but … sometimes it is
I must be wolverine or deadpool then!
I’ll be damned - Henry Higgins!
beer (wine)
bathroom
snacks/food
cash machine
taxi, which pretty much seems to be ‘taxi’ in the handful of languages I use each month
doctor/pharmacy (gloves/masks/alcohol)
still only know one very rude word in Spanish which is so rude it makes me cringe thinking about it and I would never write it down.
Arstechnica also ran this, and I found it very amusing
Ars ran the same thing about how swearing improves your ability to tolerate pain ?
Fun !