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[hyacinth003]

Was just reading a headline - "How to tell if your 401K s*cks."

I cringe every time I read or hear this term.

Perhaps it is generational, but this term was introduced to me as a description of a secksual act. It was not thrown around much at all. It was rather serious.

It is thrown around a lot these days.

Anyone else find it makes them cringe?

Hyacinth

[NoelSeven]

No. It has other denotations and connotations, so I don't immediately jump to the other and focus on that one.

[Plaid Pants]

Nope, not me.

[Azcowgirl]

It doesn't bother me as much as some of the slang terms for female body parts.):

[Suziepeach]

Not at all.

[NoelSeven]

On 3/2/2015 Azcowgirl said: It doesn't bother me as much as some of the slang terms for female body parts.):

I agree with that!

[Plaid Pants]

Well, there is the obvious "act", and then there are vacuumes, too, so the word has more than the "seksual" connotation.

[Marianne1]

My first introduction to that work was not secksual.

My first meaning of it was ""stinks""

[MickD]

I use it occasionally.....maybe more lately... As some things that people are going through really s*ck......I use it with my teenage son.....it fits.....

[Gooday]

I have bigger fish to fry. Besides, I swear like a sailor anyway (in my own home).