Its done the rounds a few times but some good examples;
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Is excessive profanity acceptable?
Quote by kentswingers777
My Father always says it is a lack of vocabulary!
Maybe he has a point.
Am always right.
What your father seems to have forgotten/not realised/not understood (please delete as appropriate) is that profanity IS vocabulary. Swear words have uses and definitions the same as any other word, but sometimes there is no effective replacement for a well placed F-Bomb!
I swear at times, never in front of my patients or families, never in work or in shops etc and try not to in front of my son ( though at 18 he's probably heard worse 
) My Dad loathed bad language and would think nothing of telling a foul-mouth off. I said bloody in front of him once and he went off the deep end at me 
I heard my Mum say the F word the other week though :shock: I was horrified!
) My Dad loathed bad language and would think nothing of telling a foul-mouth off. I said bloody in front of him once and he went off the deep end at me I heard my Mum say the F word the other week though :shock: I was horrified!
Quote by Peanut
My Father always says it is a lack of vocabulary!
Maybe he has a point.
Am always right.
What your father seems to have forgotten/not realised/not understood (please delete as appropriate) is that profanity IS vocabulary. Swear words have uses and definitions the same as any other word, but sometimes there is no effective replacement for a well placed F-Bomb!
I dont think I want to delete any of those. I find those comments offensive, and seeing as my last two threads have been locked, any chance of you playing elsewhere
: :?: Before this one suffers the same fate? Quote by kentswingers777
My Father always says it is a lack of vocabulary!
Maybe he has a point.
Am always right.
What your father seems to have forgotten/not realised/not understood (please delete as appropriate) is that profanity IS vocabulary. Swear words have uses and definitions the same as any other word, but sometimes there is no effective replacement for a well placed F-Bomb!
I dont think I want to delete any of those. I find those comments offensive, and seeing as my last two threads have been locked, any chance of you playing elsewhere
: :?: Before this one suffers the same fate? I know I swear too much. At work I'm surrounded by guys who swear, they're even classed as technical terms "it's fucked" "no fucking chance".
I swear like a trooper in the pub and/or if I'm mad or get frustrated. I'm quite partial to a bit of road rage
I can turn it off though, out of my office with my close collaegues when its down to business, with customers and with clients.. on the phone, in public. Even my accent changes when I'm on the phone though I don't realise I'm doing it lol
I never swear at my kids but I'd be lying if I said the odd fucking hell didn't slip out in their presence, especially playing mario kart
I swear like a trooper in the pub and/or if I'm mad or get frustrated. I'm quite partial to a bit of road rage
I can turn it off though, out of my office with my close collaegues when its down to business, with customers and with clients.. on the phone, in public. Even my accent changes when I'm on the phone though I don't realise I'm doing it lol
I never swear at my kids but I'd be lying if I said the odd fucking hell didn't slip out in their presence, especially playing mario kart
I'm not one for swearing on-line or off-line - personally I don't like to hear it or see it. Although at times it can be said with good effect in certain situations.
I'm not bothered however ones wants to define it, whether it be from the dictionary, googled or their own definition. Its about whether you (and I) the members feel it is excessive and therefore find it offensive.
From a site point of view:
Acceptable Use Policy 'AUP'
Non Acceptable Behaviour.
Your account shall be terminated immediately and we may report you to the relevant authority if your behaviour on our website consists of any of the following:
Excessive profanity will not be tolerated.
I can only say, if you feel that has happened on the forums - complain. Send a link of the post/thread to a moderator/Admin and it will be looked at.
I'm not bothered however ones wants to define it, whether it be from the dictionary, googled or their own definition. Its about whether you (and I) the members feel it is excessive and therefore find it offensive.
From a site point of view:
Acceptable Use Policy 'AUP'
Non Acceptable Behaviour.
Your account shall be terminated immediately and we may report you to the relevant authority if your behaviour on our website consists of any of the following:
Excessive profanity will not be tolerated.
I can only say, if you feel that has happened on the forums - complain. Send a link of the post/thread to a moderator/Admin and it will be looked at.
Sex God
Last I heard, we live in a free country with freedom of speech. I cant understand what all the fuss is about 
Its coming to something, with all thats going on in this rotten world, when people find cursing offensive but there ya go.
Swearing ISpart of the vocabulary and before anyone asks, on rare occassions
Its coming to something, with all thats going on in this rotten world, when people find cursing offensive but there ya go.Swearing ISpart of the vocabulary and before anyone asks, on rare occassions
Quote by helnheaven
Last I heard, we live in a free country with freedom of speech. I cant understand what all the fuss is about
Swearing ISpart of the vocabulary and before anyone asks, on rare occassions
I agree to a certain extent but for me there's swearing which is ok, and there's really vulgar swearing where there's no need... I'll not go into loads of detail but I hate to hear the words mother**cker and I really don't like the c*nt word either.
Normal swearing has been around for hundreds of years.
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Quote by jaymar
Last I heard, we live in a free country with freedom of speech. I cant understand what all the fuss is about
Swearing ISpart of the vocabulary and before anyone asks, on rare occassions
I agree to a certain extent but for me there's swearing which is ok, and there's really vulgar swearing where there's no need... I'll not go into loads of detail but I hate to hear the words mother**cker and I really don't like the c*ntword either.
Normal swearing has been around for hundreds of years.
I dont like that word either but then there are other words I dont like such as, war, murder, paeodophile,
etc etc and I really do find such words more offensive because of what they truly mean.
Quote by helnheaven
Last I heard, we live in a free country with freedom of speech. I cant understand what all the fuss is about
Swearing ISpart of the vocabulary and before anyone asks, on rare occassions
I agree to a certain extent but for me there's swearing which is ok, and there's really vulgar swearing where there's no need... I'll not go into loads of detail but I hate to hear the words mother**cker and I really don't like the c*ntword either.
Normal swearing has been around for hundreds of years.
I dont like that word either but then there are other words I dont like such as, war, murder, paeodophile,
etc etc and I really do find such words more offensive because of what they truly mean.
I said I agreed with you and I agree even more about the other words, but I'm not sure I would class them as swear words.
Orgasminator
I'm swearing a lot today. I'm having a REALLY bad day. I even used the one word I loathe and detest (the C*** word) I have used it 3 times this year and today was one of them. That's how mad I am.
Normally I don't swear a huge amount. I used to, it was the done thing where I grew up. When I go back there now and listen to my old friends and my sister, I cringe. Like winchwench, I have expanded my vocabulary enough to express what i'm feeling without swearing.
Today is not one of those days. Today I am frustrated beyond belief therefore today I have regressed and become once again the common as muck Northerner I was dragged up to be and I hate it!
Normal service shall resume tomorrow
*Her*
Normally I don't swear a huge amount. I used to, it was the done thing where I grew up. When I go back there now and listen to my old friends and my sister, I cringe. Like winchwench, I have expanded my vocabulary enough to express what i'm feeling without swearing.
Today is not one of those days. Today I am frustrated beyond belief therefore today I have regressed and become once again the common as muck Northerner I was dragged up to be and I hate it!
Normal service shall resume tomorrow
*Her*
Quote by helnheaven
Last I heard, we live in a free country with freedom of speech.
There are too many civil liberties being slowly taken from us for us to class ourselves as a 'free country'.
As for freedom of speech, it is nothing at all like the freedom of speech the Americans 'enjoy', in this country we have freedom of speech unless it offends, is libellous, slanderous etc.
Sex God
Quote by markz
I never swear although I did say poo once.....
The phrase is talk shite, and its a frequent occurance :roll:
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Quote by markz
I never swear although I did say poo once.....
The phrase is talk shite, and its a frequent occurance :roll:
Oh that reminds me I did say "ging" once as well...... :roll:
but never 'my round'
Quote by helnheaven
Last I heard, we live in a free country with freedom of speech. I cant understand what all the fuss is about
Swearing ISpart of the vocabulary and before anyone asks, on rare occassions
I agree to a certain extent but for me there's swearing which is ok, and there's really vulgar swearing where there's no need... I'll not go into loads of detail but I hate to hear the words mother**cker and I really don't like the c*ntword either.
Normal swearing has been around for hundreds of years.
I dont like that word either but then there are other words I dont like such as, war, murder, paeodophile,
etc etc and I really do find such words more offensive because of what they truly mean.
Well if somebody called me or someone close to you " a fu-king Cu-t, am sure I would find that ten times more offensive.
If you find the word war more offensive than that, then I am confused. :shock:
Quote by kentswingers777
Last I heard, we live in a free country with freedom of speech. I cant understand what all the fuss is about
Swearing ISpart of the vocabulary and before anyone asks, on rare occassions
I agree to a certain extent but for me there's swearing which is ok, and there's really vulgar swearing where there's no need... I'll not go into loads of detail but I hate to hear the words mother**cker and I really don't like the c*ntword either.
Normal swearing has been around for hundreds of years.
I dont like that word either but then there are other words I dont like such as, war, murder, paeodophile,
etc etc and I really do find such words more offensive because of what they truly mean.
Well if somebody called me or someone close to you " a fu-king Cu-t, am sure I would find that ten times more offensive.
If you find the word war more offensive than that, then I am confused. :shock:
"What we have here is a failure to communicate"
Quote by Peanut
Last I heard, we live in a free country with freedom of speech. I cant understand what all the fuss is about
Swearing ISpart of the vocabulary and before anyone asks, on rare occassions
I agree to a certain extent but for me there's swearing which is ok, and there's really vulgar swearing where there's no need... I'll not go into loads of detail but I hate to hear the words mother**cker and I really don't like the c*ntword either.
Normal swearing has been around for hundreds of years.
I dont like that word either but then there are other words I dont like such as, war, murder, paeodophile,
etc etc and I really do find such words more offensive because of what they truly mean.
Well if somebody called me or someone close to you " a fu-king Cu-t, am sure I would find that ten times more offensive.
If you find the word war more offensive than that, then I am confused. :shock:
"What we have here is a failure to communicate"
I seem to remember your lack of communication skills quite often of late.
Quote by kentswingers777
Last I heard, we live in a free country with freedom of speech. I cant understand what all the fuss is about
Swearing ISpart of the vocabulary and before anyone asks, on rare occassions
I agree to a certain extent but for me there's swearing which is ok, and there's really vulgar swearing where there's no need... I'll not go into loads of detail but I hate to hear the words mother**cker and I really don't like the c*ntword either.
Normal swearing has been around for hundreds of years.
I dont like that word either but then there are other words I dont like such as, war, murder, paeodophile,
etc etc and I really do find such words more offensive because of what they truly mean.
Well if somebody called me or someone close to you " a fu-king Cu-t, am sure I would find that ten times more offensive.
If you find the word war more offensive than that, then I am confused. :shock:
"What we have here is a failure to communicate"
I seem to remember your lack of communication skills quite often of late.
My communication skills aren't lacking, merely in a higher category than yours.
Personally I find war very offensive, certainly of a greater magnitude than being called a cunt.
Quote by Peanut
Last I heard, we live in a free country with freedom of speech. I cant understand what all the fuss is about
Swearing ISpart of the vocabulary and before anyone asks, on rare occassions
I agree to a certain extent but for me there's swearing which is ok, and there's really vulgar swearing where there's no need... I'll not go into loads of detail but I hate to hear the words mother**cker and I really don't like the c*ntword either.
Normal swearing has been around for hundreds of years.
I dont like that word either but then there are other words I dont like such as, war, murder, paeodophile,
etc etc and I really do find such words more offensive because of what they truly mean.
Well if somebody called me or someone close to you " a fu-king Cu-t, am sure I would find that ten times more offensive.
If you find the word war more offensive than that, then I am confused. :shock:
"What we have here is a failure to communicate"
I seem to remember your lack of communication skills quite often of late.
My communication skills aren't lacking, merely in a higher category than yours.
Personally I find war very offensive, certainly of a greater magnitude than being called a cunt.
Get a life. If your communication skills were that high, why did you not use them in your foul tirade on another thread only yesterday?
Run out of proper words in the dictionary you keep by the side of your bed?
