The "F" Word

[Patricia]

Ha, ha, ha - I'd forgotten about that Monty Python bit. I'll have to forward it to my son - his generation think they invented the word!!

[Liasis]

snakes on a plane is um 'gay' no offence to anyone, but we have had snakes on a plane here in Australia... it cost Qantas heaps of money to have the plane landed and POISOINED....for Childrens Pythons..The movie was a drop here....noone says F*#@ here like us Aussies... We mean it!

[Selena_Kitt]

In the right context, it's a great word. They're all great words in the right context.

[Brian - Metro]

The true master of the F word is Joe Pesci. IMO.

[lilydust76]

I have to agree on SJ's use of the almighty F. He almost makes it sound, um, sexual...

[Farah]

Monty Python has described the "F" word in great detail. Look it up on youtube. If you need a laugh, well it's pretty much guaranteed

Yes, Monty Python does DO a good job it's called, "The Meaning of the Word F***", I have it on CD, and it's hoot, and it will get you through the adverb, adjective, verb, noun, and all that stuff.

But, Samuel L Jackson, is NOT the only one who can say the word great, I've heard others do it just as well.

[Mr. Palmer]

Others may do it well, but Jackson is a tour de force. They even went back and reshot footage just to get him to say it. Now if that isn't speaking volumes.

[KyleKarabekian]

Does anyone say the "F" word better than Samuel L. Jackson? I think not. Heck, they even reshot a scene in SNAKES ON A PLANE just so they could have him mutter it. And I was glad to hear him squeeze it out in 1408.

He said it in 1408? Wow! Snakes on a Plane was a horrible movie with a horrible concept, but Samuel L. Jackson made it worth watching. Only once though. Never again.

[mr.jingles120]

the way he said it sounded creepy i loved it
it a f ing evil room

[GNTLGNT]

George Carlin did a classic riff on the "F" word...