If you like filthy British humour and want to add to your swearing vocabulary, get the original Roger's Profanisaurus [1]. There are newer editions with more words added, but the original edition has the highest concentration of funny, in my opinion. If you get/have the hardcover edition, look for the easter egg under…
As I was once a young man who rushed out to purchase, and thoroughly digested Roger’s Profanisaurus, I really enjoyed the foreword to this second edition which states that the first edition sold out pretty much immediately… must have been very popular with Victorian lads.
I can also recommend Roger's Profanisaurus for a British view of swearwords and vulgar euphemisms: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger%27s_Profanisaurus
如果你喜欢重口低俗的英式幽默，又想丰富一下自己的脏话词汇量，去买原版的《Roger's Profanisaurus》[1] 吧。后来出的新版词汇更多，但依我看，初版笑点密度最高。如果你买的是/手里有精装版，可以找找底下的彩蛋……
If you like filthy British humour and want to add to your swearing vocabulary, get the original Roger's Profanisaurus [1]. There are newer editions with more words added, but the original edition has the highest concentration of funny, in my opinion. If you get/have the hardcover edition, look for the easter egg under…
强烈推荐《Roger's Profanisaurus》https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger's_Profanisaurus
Thoroughly recommend Roger's Profanisaurus https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger's_Profanisaurus
作为一个曾经急吼吼冲去买并把《Roger's Profanisaurus》啃得一干二净的年轻小伙，我特别喜欢这第二版的序言，里面说第一版几乎是秒空……维多利亚时代的小伙子们肯定超级爱看这玩意。
As I was once a young man who rushed out to purchase, and thoroughly digested Roger’s Profanisaurus, I really enjoyed the foreword to this second edition which states that the first edition sold out pretty much immediately… must have been very popular with Victorian lads.
>我喜欢英式俚语 我建议去你平时买书的地方搜搜《Roger's Profanisaurus》：https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger%27s_Profanisaurus
>I love UK slang I recommend checking your preferred book source for Roger's Profanisaurus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger%27s_Profanisaurus
如果想从英国人的视角了解脏话和粗俗委婉语，我也推荐《Roger's Profanisaurus》：https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger%27s_Profanisaurus
I can also recommend Roger's Profanisaurus for a British view of swearwords and vulgar euphemisms: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger%27s_Profanisaurus