Periodic table of swearing

Hugo is disappointed there is no Stw. Although I'm not really sure that is a swearword.

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The creators of that table expose a severely limited vocabulary. Did they do no research? There are thousands of English words missing.

By Loden Pantz (not verified) on 15 Jul 2010 #permalink

Nice to see a periodic table joke that actually uses periodicity.

They missed Stfu (Shut the fuck up). This is especially effective when combined with Ysfc.

By Rattus Norvegicus (not verified) on 16 Jul 2010 #permalink

At a glance, the chart seems to be missing the cunthanides and the transurinics.

By Tony Sidaway (not verified) on 16 Jul 2010 #permalink

Missing the fartinides.

Well, it does have the "light gases" category!

By Rattus Norvegicus (not verified) on 16 Jul 2010 #permalink

Heh. Cs is totally different in the states. And we have the highly unstable JCsC.