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His spelling really socks!
hello! i’m here from lavender’s blog and you made me laugh as soon as i clicked on this post.
My guess? “Bech” was there first and is someone’s name or something like that, so someone decided to finish it off with a heartily misspelled “fock you”.
My mother works in an elementary school library and often finds writing in the books when they are returned. Her favorite one had this written inside it: “Fuch you, bicth!”
Actually, I’ll bet ‘bech’ is intended to be ‘b*tch’.
O RLY?
I prefer “Bee-atch”
Blech.
I think this was intentionally spelled incorrectly to make the words match the way Kelly says them in the “Shoes” YouTube video… a lot of people do quote it, so writing it somewhere isn’t too farfetched.
That’s the first thing I thought of when I saw it, too. Though I got a chuckle out of it.
This photo was taken in Uzbekistan. I’m thinking they just didn’t know better.
YA RLY!
bee-hatch is my current fave.
I was thinking it was a Kelly reference too. I hope the glory of Kelly has made its way to the Steppes. Does Uzbekistan count as the Steppes?
Um thinkin’ two words, FRENCH-CANADIAN.
I concur.
“Fock” is not a misspelling, it’s just not an English spelling.
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=fuck
Look at the etymology.