I usually laugh in my head when I say or hear these words, especially if they're punctuated with an exclamation point:
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That remind me of the movie Almost Famous
Sister to Mom: "Feck you, mom!"
Sister storms off
Mom: "I can't believe my own daughter just said the F word to me."
Kid brother: "I think she actually said feck"
Mom: "What's the difference?"
Kid: "The letter u"
You missed one of the best ones - Meet the Fockers!
Feck! Focker! Excellent almost f-words.
how about when people say.. "F." hehe.. i love when that happens.. wanna just toss something at that person.. you want to look tough by cursing, then freaking curse, you half ass.
i'm partial to Frick. the instant i heard it slip through the lips of Elliot on Scrubs i was hooked.
Also noteworthy is frack, from Battlestar Galactica, which I've never seen.