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**dr love** · 30-07-13, 10:44

I don't think people should be able to swear whenever they want. I just don't want the federal government making laws about swearing. We should trust people's own instincts about what is appropriate in any given situation.

Swearing is industry language. For as long as we're alive it's not going to change. You've got to be boisterous to get results.

.: doc

**Ted E Bear** · 30-07-13, 10:49

Is fooking wonkers a curse or is it meant to be a term or endearment, just asking like.

**Curvaceous Kate** · 30-07-13, 10:49

Originally Posted by Deven

I was in my early 20's before I ever used a swear word, the first few times it felt really odd, like trying to pronounce a new word I had never heard before but I was surprised just how quickly you can get use to it quickly. People use to think it funny that I didnt swear, damn or damnit were my go to words when things went wrong, still dont swear much but it happens from time to time.

I know exactly what you mean. Even now sometimes people ask me to swear when I'm working and when I say it, it just sounds so wrong!!!! Then they ask me to repeat it, because they think it sounds funny. Apparently I swear in a posh way lol. I can not say the C word. The word will not pass my lips. I am still adding to my vocab and actually it can be quite exhilarating, but I still say 'ouch' before a swear word

**JAMESCORK** · 30-07-13, 11:24

I'd never trust a guy that doesnt curse....

**gambor** · 30-07-13, 11:28

Originally Posted by JAMESCORK

I'd never trust a guy that doesnt curse....

Couldn't F***ing agree more!!!

**JAMESCORK** · 30-07-13, 11:29

Originally Posted by gambor

Couldn't F***ing agree more!!!

I fuckin like you Gambor, ya dozzy bolix ya...

**Rachel Divine** · 30-07-13, 11:42

Originally Posted by Amanda Babe

Education is the best thing in the world

Nobody are same ...

I agree. Specially when there is a glass with wine involved , forget about education and manners

**Amanda Babe** · 30-07-13, 11:48

Originally Posted by Rachel Divine

I agree. Specially when there is a glass with wine involved , forget about education and manners

You're so Funny ... Rachel

**Rachel Divine** · 30-07-13, 11:48

Originally Posted by mature abby

Your in the wrong country then

Cursing is the norm here an often used in jest

I get it ... use of "fuck" and "fucking" "cunt" "bastard" etc is normal.

Would be pleasant to be in the company of a person who uses "fuck" in every sentence? I dont think so, not for me anyway.

**Rachel Divine** · 30-07-13, 11:52

Originally Posted by Westsidex

by the way didnt you call me a prick? thats lovely manners isnt it?

game over,
Westside.

In what context?

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