Do you tumbarumba?

No, I don’t do it. The ones I hear most are guaran-damn-tee, global-xxxx-warming, and recently heard a song called Ala-freakin-bama.

Abso-fuckin-lutly Cap-a-tan.

I do a lot. Un-f’n-believable and Fan-f’n-tastic are my favorites.

I love to quote John Wayne: “That is re-god-damn-diculous.”

Yes I do, a-whole-nother, I use that one a lot.

I thought ‘tumbarumba’ was a word in Lady Gaga’s song ‘Bad Romance’..

I ab-so-lu-te-ly ne-ver do it.

Nyeso!did I do alright?

I’ve been known to do it at one time or another. This time not being one of those occasions.

I tumbarumba and I rumbatumba too

Un-fucking-likely! Is one that I tend to use when I find myself in dire straights.

I’m more of a spoonerisms fan

I do, and thank you for inadvertently teaching me what the definition of such a thing is!

And yes, as with most others who responded, I usually insert expletives when I use them. In fact, I can’t think of a time I haven’t used expletives, even in positive words (such as fantastic). Food for thought!

fuckin-ay

Cock-alocka-lishous

No, I tumbabossanova.

I did this just the other day on my blog (it was “all a-bloody-long!”) and wondered whether anyone else did it…and also where I’d got it from… interesting thanks xx

No, I don’t. It can be very effective when done once in a while, but it becomes annoying, cheesy, and boring if it occurs with any frequency. Not to mention losing the power of emphasis that it was designed to have.

@Jeruba I agree

I’m off to bed.
Good – *#¬(/^ – night!

@Jeruba * ab – sigh – lutely * agree.

Not exactly the same, but I had a teacher once who said ‘What the ding-dong day are you doing?!’ and he was FURIOUS. But it was very hard not to laugh. I’ll always remember that.