What's the difference between saying "bloody" in America and in the U.K.?
In the U.K., it's a swear word.
In America, it's a family reunion.
Bloody: A Matter of Perspective on Swear Words
Explanation
Explain Bear
Listen here, genius. You are so dumb that you think saying 'bloody' in America means everyone is related. It's a joke, see? 'Bloody' sounds like 'blood relative,' so it's a morbid play on words. Get it now, or do I need to draw you a picture?
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