Sharon Osborne: C-u-n-t or nah?

Claims she sent an assistant into her burning house to save some artwork, then fired him soon after for not laughing at the entire situation.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/12/27/entertainment/sharon-osbourne-house-fire-assistant-video-trnd/index.html

Btw, I haven’t used that word to describe someone in decades, but it was the first word that came to mind which perfectly described her conduct and state of mind. Apologies if offended.

The fuck? The assistant should have brought it out, yelled, “is this it?” Then thrown it back inside.

Great thread!

I forget the exact reasons they kept one of the original members out of the last Black Sabbath tour but it was her doings and it seemed fucked up. Yeah she sucks.

Turtleneck wrote:Great thread!

Thanks!

DWags wrote:The fuck? The assistant should have brought it out, yelled, “is this it?” Then thrown it back inside.

Especially after she took his oxygen mask and gave it to her dog.

I have a feeling Greenway would be the same way if you didn’t laugh at his jokes.

kingstonlake wrote:I have a feeling Greenway would be the same way if you didn’t laugh at his jokes.

That’s not funny.

She's a c---, but a pretty tough c---. I'm ok with Sharon being Sharon.

Haven't really thought of Sharon Osborne since that shitty ass reality show she was on with Ozzy.

SawGreen wrote:She's a c---, but a pretty tough c---. I'm ok with Sharon being Sharon.

Speaking about this story only, I can’t agree it’s about being tough. More like selfish and completely uncaring about anyone but herself.

tGreenWay wrote:

SawGreen wrote:She's a c---, but a pretty tough c---. I'm ok with Sharon being Sharon.

Speaking about this story only, I can’t agree it’s about being tough. More like selfish and completely uncaring about anyone but herself.

I am by no means fond of her at all. I think she's a supreme bitch. But, I've heard enough old tales about her (particularly managing bands) that not much surprises me.

C U Next Tuesday!

From what I've heard c u en tee is used far more often and is way less of an insult in England. Can anyone verify that?

Jake from State Farm wrote:From what I've heard c u en tee is used far more often and is way less of an insult in England. Can anyone verify that?

From my readings of comments on Reddit, that seems to be true; Australia, too. I’ve also noticed a few women using it here, too. Maybe those women are trying to take back the word or minimize its power by using it more often, as some in the black community have done with the n-word.

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