Do you still say "Oh my God"?

[Great Ape]

Jesus condom hatin' Christ!

lmfao

I dribbled coffee on myself after reading that.

[popeyespappy]

or Jesus Titty Fucking Christ!

One of my all time favorites.

[Great Ape]

I say "bless me" when I sneeze.

Is that strange?

[CapnAwesome]

I say "bless me" when I sneeze.

Is that strange?

Only if nobody else is around and you also say thank you.

[One Above All]

I still say it, because I don't see it as anything other than expressions. They're used to convey a message; nothing more.

[mr.atheist]

Yes I say them,and they are just for expression.
Besides I thought the religious considered it a sin or against there religion to take there gods name in vain.

[Norfolk And Chance]

I find myself often saying "for gods sake", "JESUS!", "Jesus fucking Christ" when frustrated or exasperated, and have even uttered the odd "thank god for that" when I've been really relieved about something, they're just words that come out...but since I've started speaking about atheism on the internet, I do find myself consciously trying to stop myself uttering these words that are meaningless in the context that I use them, but abhorrant otherwise.

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I actualy love every foreign language, I cant help but listen with fascination trying to find the meaning of the words spoken and to put them together into a meaninfull sentence.

Which is easy with Dutch, less easy with French and almoust impossible with non European languages.

German and Dutch are almost mutually intelligible though aren't they?

I've never studied Dutch in my life but I must say that as an English speaker if I read a paragraph or two in Dutch, I can sort of understand bits of what is being said. Though if I hear Dutch, I have utterly no idea.

[Tea Earl Grey Hot]

I never acquired the habit of saying "Oh my God" in the first place, so no. I hate that expression so much mostly because growing up I heard it said like a 1000 times on every single episode of every TLC home remolding reality show. So I was determined never to say it.

[Annik]

They're all cultural phrases like, "Holy shit!" No harm in it. That being said, I usually opt for "goodness" because I'm lame.


EDIT: Also the occasional "Sweet Sagan".

[Something completely different]

German and Dutch are almost mutually intelligible though aren't they?

I've never studied Dutch in my life but I must say that as an English speaker if I read a paragraph or two in Dutch, I can sort of understand bits of what is being said. Though if I hear Dutch, I have utterly no idea.

Although dutch people dont like to be reminded of that. They use to be a part of Germany and Dutch is pritty much a German accent.