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    Other languages have very different profanity, though.

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        Off the top of my head, Dutch has pretty disease-centric profanity, and Quebec French has the sacres, which are basically just things found in a church.

        I mean, sex is a very common subject, and OP was probably right that (a translation of) that exact phrase occurs from time to time all the way back, but it’s far from a constant.

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            I know “kanker” meaning cancer is the big one. Looks like “tering” meaning tuberculosis is another example. I don’t actually speak Dutch FWIW.

            English used to have “a pox on you”, but that sounds like archaic roleplay language now, rather than profane or rude.