why do people have to swear all the time?? on tv, radio,music, internet streams, I think your more of a man/woman for not swearing , some times it just gets so over bearing if you know what I mean....I'm not a softie , just would prefer not to hear it, some times it really gives me the........
why do people have to swear all the time?? on tv, radio,music, internet streams, I think your more of a man/woman for not swearing , some times it just gets so over bearing if you know what I mean....I'm not a softie , just would prefer not to hear it, some times it really gives me the........
I agree Milo. It has been shown that swearing alleviates pain, so when I lose it I blame my accident!!
I'm with you Milo, one of my pet hates is people who can't put a sentence together without useing the F word, and have no regard for the presence of women and children. Its a sad reflection of the world that we live in. Landy
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I'm with you Milo, one of my pet hates is people who can't put a sentence together without useing the F word, and have no regard for the presence of women and children. Its a sad reflection of the world that we live in. Landy
With some people every second word is the f..... word. What surprises me, although I once thought nothing would surprise me, is the number of women that use it on a regular basis...
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I agree with you Milo. Yes BG women are shocking as well. I don't really think it is necessary and it is rather embarrassing at times and shows a lack of respect for the people that are in the conversation (if that is what you call it!!!).
I know when Wendy is really had enough she drops the "J" bomb Jolly hhahah that's about as far as she will go. I do swear a bit but only n the accepted company In saying that if I am with some people and the lady in the group swears I seam to drop my guard and swear a little. My late dad never swore bloody was all would get out of him.
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Because people are parrots, Milo. They copy their peers and before they know it, they've formed a swearing habit; not even realizing every sentence is peppered with profanity. For many kids it's a peer pressure thing... they can't be seen as a wuss. Men are the same. I'm often asked why I don't swear, as if there's something wrong with me. I don't see the point of turning every sentence into a paragraph!
I find foreign swear words have a nicer ring than the common english words....dont really understand what is being said, neither did the persons that they were directed at.
Have found learning another language be it a few swear words only from a fellow work mate to be a good "ground breaker".
This is one of my soap box issues I believe that using constant profanities indicates either a poor upbringing or a very limited vocabulary, and this is one that I don't think we can blame the education system for its the Parents responsibility to teach children how to speak and show respect for others in our verbal communication.
If people constantly use foul language when talking to me I am more than happy to terminate the conversation, like others I have also noticed that women are using more foul language which I think could be an outcome of the equality issue, but fortunately the ladies who are my friends like me don't feel it necessary to use foul language to communicate effectively.
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I'm with you Milo, one of my pet hates is people who can't put a sentence together without useing the F word, and have no regard for the presence of women and children. Its a sad reflection of the world that we live in. Landy
I would like to second your motion Landy
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Just on the WA TV news about a woman of aboriginal heritage swearing at an Asian woman on a train. The several times she swore was................
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The "C" word! Absolutely disgusting behaviour from one woman to another let alone a couple of wharfies. I'm with you Milo and all you others that are fed up with it in public, movies and other venues and public laces. Total lack of respect for the environment they are in.
By the way that new movie The Hundred Foot Journey" has no swearing in it, no sex and is only mildly romantic according to a friend who saw it a couple of days ago and gave it 5 stars.
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