Cursing as the primary language

Amateurs.



[Tooth]

Yes I too am guilty of being a curser. But you can educate others in the proper way to use the F-word and Sh*t go to Youtube and search the F-word and Jack Schite and you will learn alot!!

Also the word DUDE!! It can be used in so many ways it's funny. Exctiement Dude!! As a ?? Duude, disappointment Duuuude. Anger DUDE!! You can have a conversation with a friend using the word Dude and nothing else.

Fucking A Dude thats the Shit!! [Beer]

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Originally Posted by sneakerd

Totally agree. I was raised in a no swearing household, so never developed the heavy habit. It probably doesn't matter to most, but the more f-words and s-words, etc, that you use in a sentence or paragraph, the more I tune you out. I soon start counting your swearwords instead of listening to what your saying. Just like someone who says "youknow" constantly. Control your language and you just sound better and of course- you're more "listenable" (pretty sure that's not a word).

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^^^ That sounds like good advice to me. I would not say that people who curse are not smart, the F word would come out of my mouth with every other word I spoke, and I have always been Intelligent. It was not until I hit rock bottom in my life and got closer to God that my foul mouth went away. So I think it has more to do with morals and the type of person you are or want to be more than it has to do with being Intelligent.

I catch myself all of the time, especially in front of kids. I always apologize to the kid and the usually nearby parent.

I was raised to not cuss at all. now I do so too much and I am trying to cut back. Most of it was developed in middle school with the types of music I listened to, then it became every day in high school and of course in college.

A lot of it is who you hang out with, and if they care or not...at least it does for me. But yes...definitely don't sound nearly as smart when cussing. I usually cuss when I get upset, very excited or really want to make my point.

Funny story on swearing:
I too can have the tongue of a sailor. When my first was born my wife swore up and down that the first time he cussed I would be the one to eat the soap.
We are driving to of all places my mom and dads for Thanksgiving. Little one is in the back seat, he is about 18 months and quite as a church mouse, we thought he was asleep. The Mrs and I are talking about something and the wife says "Fuck it".
We continue driving and about 15 minutes later we hear this little falsetto voice in sing song fashion from the back seat "Fuuuuckit, fuuuuckit, fuuuuckit fuuuuckit".
I had to pull over I was laughing so hard I was almost crying and couldnt see. I looked at the wife and asked her "who is eating the soap when we get to my parents?"
Then we had to explain to Grandma and Grandpa "If you happen to hear...."

Outta the mouth of babes...

It has absolutely nothing to do with intelligence or lack of. It's all about who you are around for the majority of your time- like at work. Of course, it's also a choice.

I thought it was caused by CO drivers?

Fawk you ya fawking fawk.

Fawk, fawk, fawketty, fawk.

Woot Woot.

My garage language is probably more colorful then my work language. Then again, I grew up with some people that thought cursing was an art form, not a one word endeavor.

Hey F--- you too man!!!![Tooth]