to hate the word CACK?

[cabbageroses]

as in Waitrose is a cack supermarket?

The only times I have ever heard that word were when I was at primary shcool up north and it was another word for poo. I hated it then and still do.

Give me shit any day!

Cack is an awesome word and massively underused imo.

YABU.

Lol...

I can cope with cack - but shit irritates me - particularly when it is just used to mean stuff (like my office mate does !).

I guess we are all stuck with other people's use of language.

I believe 'cach' is Welsh for shit. It is also said by my Nan. A lot. So YABU

YABU - it is a great word. Up there with bint.

Cloth-eared bint is one of my favourite ever insults (not that I have ever said it to anyone!)

YANBU

It's better than the word 'sick' when they mean something is great or cool!!

I really dislike that one!

I like the word cack, so yabu

YABU.

I think it originates from Roma, where caca means poo.

You wouldn't have a fag and a cack, and you probably wouldn't be shit handed.

I like bint too, and div.

Cack is a great word, YABU.

I love div. Did not love it when DS aged 3 called me one yesterday, though

I have no issues with the use of cack in English, it derives from the Latin cacare. I hate the use of bint as a derogatory term. It is Arabic for daughter and, IMO, should only be used in Arabic.

Not fussed about cack - wouldn't use if myself though. I hate the word bint.

Whilst I do associate cack with shit, I also think of cack-handed which means clumsy....

I don't mind cack but have always hated the word snog, sounds too much like snot and makes me think of ickiness not kissing.

I love the word cack. I thought it meant poo.

My favourite word is scrotum.

I also like the words skanky and muppet.

Friend always uses expression headfucker for her ex-hubby. I don't think it's literal.

Cack is great (not literally)!

Whilst growing up, my mum would always say to me caca instead of dirty.

Hate hate the word chunder (shudder).

Funny old world..

I remember that children used to be asked if they needed a "cacka"- not sure of the spelling but kiddies version of cack. (AKA poo)

I just hate it- the really common girls at school used to use cack.

I have never associated cack-handed with poo- I just thought it meant clumsy.

Is this a north -south thing?

I was from the north but never hear cack in the south.

I LOVE the word CACK!!! It says exactly what you want it to say - it sounds sticky and yucky! Love it used as an expletive