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 2013-02-05 8:12 PM in reply to: #4609124 |
Expert  1951    |  Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth.Big Appa - 2013-02-05 9:34 AM KeriKadi - 2013-02-05 6:27 AM My name is Keri and I am a potty mouth. I have a bunch of kids so I'm good at time and place. I am with my kids a lot so when I am sans kids it's almost like I have catching up to do. Put a beer in my hand and you might think I have Tourette's. X2 I don't look down on a woman to cusses at all and in some cases I rather like it This^^ My husband doesn't care for swearing but likes the right words at the right time.... I'm pretty much only swear around people that also swear.. Coz.. it does really bug some people. PS: Insipid is a very cool word. Also, "poopy head" was a major swear word phrase my son used once when he was 4 and pissed. PSS: Today on my bike ride I swore two different times. Some dude on a road bike coasted by me on the bike path with his head turned around completely, just starting at me. I smiled and yelled, "F.. you!" Playfully. he was wearing headphones and took them off to ask me what I'd said.... I smiled waved and said "nothin". Then some dude in a yellow Porche, (yellow?) almost cut me off as I was going through an intersection and then honked at me. I kind of yelled a name enhancement at him. Edited by KateTri1 2013-02-05 8:21 PM |
| 2013-02-06 7:42 AM in reply to: #4609216 |
Master 1946 Memphis, TN | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. jford2309 - 2013-02-05 9:25 AM Jtiger - 2013-02-05 9:21 AM jford2309 - 2013-02-05 9:05 AM Jtiger - 2013-02-05 7:38 AM jford2309 - 2013-02-04 3:51 PM Why do you NEED to cuss?
Why do we need to do anything? Nobody NEEDS to cuss just like nobody NEEDS to drink soft drinks or beer but people do. Like drinking beer, time and place maybe. I am not talking about when you hit your finger or you forget something, but when someone is talking and every other word is a cuss word, then to me it is silly. I tried to watch a movie the other day called "30 Minutes or Less" and every other word was an f bomb and I turned it off. It was just over the top for me. Dropping F bombs or cussing alot doesn't impress me, doesn't make you funnier to me, or cooler or whatever, just tells me that you need help expressing yourself better. So my friends I hang out with do not cuss every other word, not saying they are a saint by any means, but also they don't drop bombs just to drop bombs!
Sometimes it's required to convey the story in a certain way. It can add brevity. Like when you tell a joke sometimes an f'bomb is the punchline clincher other wise it can turn into 5th grade jokes really quick. Cursing for the sake of cursing in some movies is annoying. However, The Big Lebowski is just the right amount of F-bombs IMHO. Yet in Goodfellas it was annoying to me with Joe Pesci.
When hanging out with the guys nobody is really trying to "impress" anyone.
For me, it is never required.
After further thought maybe you are right. I'm not buying the "lazy" argument you are making but in general it's not required. Something to work toward this year. I dropped an f-bomb when the dog wet the floor right in front of me (older dog) and my youngest picked up on it. Need to keep it from slipping like that. |
| 2013-02-06 9:09 AM in reply to: #4610709 |
Pro 5761 Bartlett, TN | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. Jtiger - 2013-02-06 7:42 AM jford2309 - 2013-02-05 9:25 AM Jtiger - 2013-02-05 9:21 AM jford2309 - 2013-02-05 9:05 AM Jtiger - 2013-02-05 7:38 AM jford2309 - 2013-02-04 3:51 PM Why do you NEED to cuss?
Why do we need to do anything? Nobody NEEDS to cuss just like nobody NEEDS to drink soft drinks or beer but people do. Like drinking beer, time and place maybe. I am not talking about when you hit your finger or you forget something, but when someone is talking and every other word is a cuss word, then to me it is silly. I tried to watch a movie the other day called "30 Minutes or Less" and every other word was an f bomb and I turned it off. It was just over the top for me. Dropping F bombs or cussing alot doesn't impress me, doesn't make you funnier to me, or cooler or whatever, just tells me that you need help expressing yourself better. So my friends I hang out with do not cuss every other word, not saying they are a saint by any means, but also they don't drop bombs just to drop bombs!
Sometimes it's required to convey the story in a certain way. It can add brevity. Like when you tell a joke sometimes an f'bomb is the punchline clincher other wise it can turn into 5th grade jokes really quick. Cursing for the sake of cursing in some movies is annoying. However, The Big Lebowski is just the right amount of F-bombs IMHO. Yet in Goodfellas it was annoying to me with Joe Pesci.
When hanging out with the guys nobody is really trying to "impress" anyone.
For me, it is never required.
After further thought maybe you are right. I'm not buying the "lazy" argument you are making but in general it's not required. Something to work toward this year. I dropped an f-bomb when the dog wet the floor right in front of me (older dog) and my youngest picked up on it. Need to keep it from slipping like that. Kids have a way of hearing what they aren't meant to hear and not hearing when speaking directly to them don't they! |
| 2013-02-06 9:14 AM in reply to: #4610709 |
Elite 6387 | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. Jtiger - 2013-02-06 6:42 AM jford2309 - 2013-02-05 9:25 AM Jtiger - 2013-02-05 9:21 AM jford2309 - 2013-02-05 9:05 AM Jtiger - 2013-02-05 7:38 AM jford2309 - 2013-02-04 3:51 PM Why do you NEED to cuss?
Why do we need to do anything? Nobody NEEDS to cuss just like nobody NEEDS to drink soft drinks or beer but people do. Like drinking beer, time and place maybe. I am not talking about when you hit your finger or you forget something, but when someone is talking and every other word is a cuss word, then to me it is silly. I tried to watch a movie the other day called "30 Minutes or Less" and every other word was an f bomb and I turned it off. It was just over the top for me. Dropping F bombs or cussing alot doesn't impress me, doesn't make you funnier to me, or cooler or whatever, just tells me that you need help expressing yourself better. So my friends I hang out with do not cuss every other word, not saying they are a saint by any means, but also they don't drop bombs just to drop bombs!
Sometimes it's required to convey the story in a certain way. It can add brevity. Like when you tell a joke sometimes an f'bomb is the punchline clincher other wise it can turn into 5th grade jokes really quick. Cursing for the sake of cursing in some movies is annoying. However, The Big Lebowski is just the right amount of F-bombs IMHO. Yet in Goodfellas it was annoying to me with Joe Pesci.
When hanging out with the guys nobody is really trying to "impress" anyone.
For me, it is never required.
After further thought maybe you are right. I'm not buying the "lazy" argument you are making but in general it's not required. Something to work toward this year. I dropped an f-bomb when the dog wet the floor right in front of me (older dog) and my youngest picked up on it. Need to keep it from slipping like that. Look at the two extremes... Eddie Murphy, Bill Cosby. Both forms of expression. Bill wins craftsmanship. It's an art to be that funny, and tell a story that good, and not litter it with cussing. And I have zero problems with it mind you, it's just different. Simple form of slang versus proper English. Both communication, both have uses, just depends what flavor you like. At times I have noticed my cussing becomes "filler"... and I try not to add "filler" for no reason. Not because the f word is bad, just because it isn't good speech. Like adding ummm, like, and so, you know... into every sentence. I listened to a speech I gave once and I was shocked at the filler words (not cussing) Never knew I did it. Depends a lot on the audience. |
| 2013-02-06 9:43 AM in reply to: #4610330 |
Pro 4824 Houston | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. KateTri1 - 2013-02-05 8:12 PM Big Appa - 2013-02-05 9:34 AM KeriKadi - 2013-02-05 6:27 AM My name is Keri and I am a potty mouth. I have a bunch of kids so I'm good at time and place. I am with my kids a lot so when I am sans kids it's almost like I have catching up to do. Put a beer in my hand and you might think I have Tourette's. X2 I don't look down on a woman to cusses at all and in some cases I rather like it This^^ My husband doesn't care for swearing but likes the right words at the right time.... I'm pretty much only swear around people that also swear.. Coz.. it does really bug some people. PS: Insipid is a very cool word. Also, "poopy head" was a major swear word phrase my son used once when he was 4 and pissed. PSS: Today on my bike ride I swore two different times. Some dude on a road bike coasted by me on the bike path with his head turned around completely, just starting at me. I smiled and yelled, "F.. you!" Playfully. he was wearing headphones and took them off to ask me what I'd said.... I smiled waved and said "nothin". Then some dude in a yellow Porche, (yellow?) almost cut me off as I was going through an intersection and then honked at me. I kind of yelled a name enhancement at him. We need to go have a drink Kate. |
| 2013-02-06 9:56 AM in reply to: #4608250 |
Champion 17756 SoCal | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. I have kids and I don't really cuss around them but I don't shelter them from cuss words either. They know what I expect from that and that if they tried to cuss around me it would be addressed. Just like most aspects of my kids life I try to teach them what I expect of them without trying to shelter them from some of lives truths. |
| 2013-02-06 10:08 AM in reply to: #4610964 |
Champion 18680 Lost in the Luminiferous Aether | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:56 AM I have kids and I don't really cuss around them but I don't shelter them from cuss words either. They know what I expect from that and that if they tried to cuss around me it would be addressed. Just like most aspects of my kids life I try to teach them what I expect of them without trying to shelter them from some of lives truths. No one can shelter kids form that sort of stuff, it is too pervasive. What you can do is set a good example.
This is not to say that a good expletive is not wholly appropriate from time to time but to swear just to swear because you can is pointless. |
| 2013-02-06 10:17 AM in reply to: #4611001 |
Champion 17756 SoCal | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. trinnas - 2013-02-06 8:08 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:56 AM I have kids and I don't really cuss around them but I don't shelter them from cuss words either. They know what I expect from that and that if they tried to cuss around me it would be addressed. Just like most aspects of my kids life I try to teach them what I expect of them without trying to shelter them from some of lives truths. No one can shelter kids form that sort of stuff, it is too pervasive. What you can do is set a good example.
This is not to say that a good expletive is not wholly appropriate from time to time but to swear just to swear because you can is pointless. I agree and that is what I do. Like I said I don't cuss around them but movies that have azz or something in there I am ok with and some songs will have edited words but you still know what they are trying to say. For me I remember cussing by 11 and my girl at 11 is much better behaved than I was so I feel fine with exposing her to situations like PG-13 movies and the such. Edited by Big Appa 2013-02-06 10:18 AM |
| 2013-02-06 10:35 AM in reply to: #4611031 |
Pro 5761 Bartlett, TN | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:17 AM trinnas - 2013-02-06 8:08 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:56 AM I have kids and I don't really cuss around them but I don't shelter them from cuss words either. They know what I expect from that and that if they tried to cuss around me it would be addressed. Just like most aspects of my kids life I try to teach them what I expect of them without trying to shelter them from some of lives truths. No one can shelter kids form that sort of stuff, it is too pervasive. What you can do is set a good example.
This is not to say that a good expletive is not wholly appropriate from time to time but to swear just to swear because you can is pointless. I agree and that is what I do. Like I said I don't cuss around them but movies that have azz or something in there I am ok with and some songs will have edited words but you still know what they are trying to say. For me I remember cussing by 11 and my girl at 11 is much better behaved than I was so I feel fine with exposing her to situations like PG-13 movies and the such.
Yes, we can't protect kids from words, they will hear cuss words everywhere else but not from me. We even talk about words they hear on TV or music. My kids know what is acceptable and what isn't. |
| 2013-02-06 10:38 AM in reply to: #4611071 |
Elite 6387 | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. jford2309 - 2013-02-06 9:35 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:17 AM trinnas - 2013-02-06 8:08 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:56 AM I have kids and I don't really cuss around them but I don't shelter them from cuss words either. They know what I expect from that and that if they tried to cuss around me it would be addressed. Just like most aspects of my kids life I try to teach them what I expect of them without trying to shelter them from some of lives truths. No one can shelter kids form that sort of stuff, it is too pervasive. What you can do is set a good example.
This is not to say that a good expletive is not wholly appropriate from time to time but to swear just to swear because you can is pointless. I agree and that is what I do. Like I said I don't cuss around them but movies that have azz or something in there I am ok with and some songs will have edited words but you still know what they are trying to say. For me I remember cussing by 11 and my girl at 11 is much better behaved than I was so I feel fine with exposing her to situations like PG-13 movies and the such.
Yes, we can't protect kids from words, they will hear cuss words everywhere else but not from me. We even talk about words they hear on TV or music. My kids know what is acceptable and what isn't. My parents did not cuss at all and I have always had an off switch for that. But ya, by 5th grade, every kid is cussing like a sailor at school. 100 times worse than any movie they will see. |
| 2013-02-07 7:33 AM in reply to: #4611078 |
| Master 1946 Memphis, TN | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. powerman - 2013-02-06 10:38 AM jford2309 - 2013-02-06 9:35 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:17 AM trinnas - 2013-02-06 8:08 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:56 AM I have kids and I don't really cuss around them but I don't shelter them from cuss words either. They know what I expect from that and that if they tried to cuss around me it would be addressed. Just like most aspects of my kids life I try to teach them what I expect of them without trying to shelter them from some of lives truths. No one can shelter kids form that sort of stuff, it is too pervasive. What you can do is set a good example.
This is not to say that a good expletive is not wholly appropriate from time to time but to swear just to swear because you can is pointless. I agree and that is what I do. Like I said I don't cuss around them but movies that have azz or something in there I am ok with and some songs will have edited words but you still know what they are trying to say. For me I remember cussing by 11 and my girl at 11 is much better behaved than I was so I feel fine with exposing her to situations like PG-13 movies and the such.
Yes, we can't protect kids from words, they will hear cuss words everywhere else but not from me. We even talk about words they hear on TV or music. My kids know what is acceptable and what isn't. My parents did not cuss at all and I have always had an off switch for that. But ya, by 5th grade, every kid is cussing like a sailor at school. 100 times worse than any movie they will see.
I play XBOX online and yes the kids drop some filthy language. I'm taking a break from it for that reason alone. Thankfully, on COD: Black Ops 2 you can mute all other players while playing multi player. Nothing like getting called a ##$$% or a $#%%oT every time you are on by a 12 year old. |
| 2013-02-07 7:47 AM in reply to: #4612384 |
Champion 17756 SoCal | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. Jtiger - 2013-02-07 5:33 AM powerman - 2013-02-06 10:38 AM jford2309 - 2013-02-06 9:35 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:17 AM trinnas - 2013-02-06 8:08 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:56 AM I have kids and I don't really cuss around them but I don't shelter them from cuss words either. They know what I expect from that and that if they tried to cuss around me it would be addressed. Just like most aspects of my kids life I try to teach them what I expect of them without trying to shelter them from some of lives truths. No one can shelter kids form that sort of stuff, it is too pervasive. What you can do is set a good example.
This is not to say that a good expletive is not wholly appropriate from time to time but to swear just to swear because you can is pointless. I agree and that is what I do. Like I said I don't cuss around them but movies that have azz or something in there I am ok with and some songs will have edited words but you still know what they are trying to say. For me I remember cussing by 11 and my girl at 11 is much better behaved than I was so I feel fine with exposing her to situations like PG-13 movies and the such.
Yes, we can't protect kids from words, they will hear cuss words everywhere else but not from me. We even talk about words they hear on TV or music. My kids know what is acceptable and what isn't. My parents did not cuss at all and I have always had an off switch for that. But ya, by 5th grade, every kid is cussing like a sailor at school. 100 times worse than any movie they will see.
I play XBOX online and yes the kids drop some filthy language. I'm taking a break from it for that reason alone. Thankfully, on COD: Black Ops 2 you can mute all other players while playing multi player. Nothing like getting called a ##$$% or a $#%%oT every time you are on by a 12 year old. I find I just make my own private party of 1 and it mutes all others. Xbox is the verbal outlet of the youth of today where they think they are free to be total jackazzes. |
| 2013-02-07 8:21 AM in reply to: #4612399 |
Champion 18680 Lost in the Luminiferous Aether | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. Big Appa - 2013-02-07 8:47 AM Jtiger - 2013-02-07 5:33 AM powerman - 2013-02-06 10:38 AM jford2309 - 2013-02-06 9:35 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:17 AM trinnas - 2013-02-06 8:08 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:56 AM I have kids and I don't really cuss around them but I don't shelter them from cuss words either. They know what I expect from that and that if they tried to cuss around me it would be addressed. Just like most aspects of my kids life I try to teach them what I expect of them without trying to shelter them from some of lives truths. No one can shelter kids form that sort of stuff, it is too pervasive. What you can do is set a good example.
This is not to say that a good expletive is not wholly appropriate from time to time but to swear just to swear because you can is pointless. I agree and that is what I do. Like I said I don't cuss around them but movies that have azz or something in there I am ok with and some songs will have edited words but you still know what they are trying to say. For me I remember cussing by 11 and my girl at 11 is much better behaved than I was so I feel fine with exposing her to situations like PG-13 movies and the such.
Yes, we can't protect kids from words, they will hear cuss words everywhere else but not from me. We even talk about words they hear on TV or music. My kids know what is acceptable and what isn't. My parents did not cuss at all and I have always had an off switch for that. But ya, by 5th grade, every kid is cussing like a sailor at school. 100 times worse than any movie they will see.
I play XBOX online and yes the kids drop some filthy language. I'm taking a break from it for that reason alone. Thankfully, on COD: Black Ops 2 you can mute all other players while playing multi player. Nothing like getting called a ##$$% or a $#%%oT every time you are on by a 12 year old. I find I just make my own private party of 1 and it mutes all others. Xbox is the verbal outlet of the youth of today where they think they are free to be total jackazzes. Which is why my son is not allowed to play his xbox in his room with the door shut. If I can hear him, dropping f-bombs becomes waaaay less cool! |
| 2013-02-07 1:54 PM in reply to: #4612399 |
Sensei Sin City | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. Big Appa - 2013-02-07 5:47 AM Jtiger - 2013-02-07 5:33 AM powerman - 2013-02-06 10:38 AM jford2309 - 2013-02-06 9:35 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:17 AM trinnas - 2013-02-06 8:08 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:56 AM I have kids and I don't really cuss around them but I don't shelter them from cuss words either. They know what I expect from that and that if they tried to cuss around me it would be addressed. Just like most aspects of my kids life I try to teach them what I expect of them without trying to shelter them from some of lives truths. No one can shelter kids form that sort of stuff, it is too pervasive. What you can do is set a good example.
This is not to say that a good expletive is not wholly appropriate from time to time but to swear just to swear because you can is pointless. I agree and that is what I do. Like I said I don't cuss around them but movies that have azz or something in there I am ok with and some songs will have edited words but you still know what they are trying to say. For me I remember cussing by 11 and my girl at 11 is much better behaved than I was so I feel fine with exposing her to situations like PG-13 movies and the such.
Yes, we can't protect kids from words, they will hear cuss words everywhere else but not from me. We even talk about words they hear on TV or music. My kids know what is acceptable and what isn't. My parents did not cuss at all and I have always had an off switch for that. But ya, by 5th grade, every kid is cussing like a sailor at school. 100 times worse than any movie they will see.
I play XBOX online and yes the kids drop some filthy language. I'm taking a break from it for that reason alone. Thankfully, on COD: Black Ops 2 you can mute all other players while playing multi player. Nothing like getting called a ##$$% or a $#%%oT every time you are on by a 12 year old. I find I just make my own private party of 1 and it mutes all others. Xbox is the verbal outlet of the youth of today where they think they are free to be total jackazzes. The FIRST thing I do is mute everyone. I can only remember ONE time that someone was "nice" on that thing. It's all trash talk and cursing. |
| 2013-02-07 1:57 PM in reply to: #4612399 |
| Alpharetta, Georgia | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. Big Appa - 2013-02-07 7:47 AM I find I just make my own private party of 1 and it mutes all others. Xbox is the verbal outlet of the youth of today where they think they are free to be total jackazzes. Haha did you do that on purpose? |
| 2013-02-08 7:15 AM in reply to: #4613172 |
Champion 17756 SoCal | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. lisac957 - 2013-02-07 11:57 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-07 7:47 AM I find I just make my own private party of 1 and it mutes all others. Xbox is the verbal outlet of the youth of today where they think they are free to be total jackazzes. Haha did you do that on purpose? I like to have a potty mouth |
| 2013-02-09 11:38 AM in reply to: #4608338 |
Regular 161 Los Angeles | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. Same in entertainment industry. Chicks around here curse up a m-fing storm.
jspelay - 2013-02-04 2:43 PM dsand97 - 2013-02-04 4:54 PM Eff that! In the industry I am in (heavy highway construction) it is like its own derivative of the English language. It doesn't bother me, male or female, it's just words. Nothing to get torqued out of the frame over or anything. They are not cuss words, they are sentence enhancers.
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| 2013-02-09 5:23 PM in reply to: #4612384 |
| Master 5557 , California | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. Jtiger - 2013-02-07 5:33 AM powerman - 2013-02-06 10:38 AM jford2309 - 2013-02-06 9:35 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:17 AM trinnas - 2013-02-06 8:08 AM Big Appa - 2013-02-06 10:56 AM I have kids and I don't really cuss around them but I don't shelter them from cuss words either. They know what I expect from that and that if they tried to cuss around me it would be addressed. Just like most aspects of my kids life I try to teach them what I expect of them without trying to shelter them from some of lives truths. No one can shelter kids form that sort of stuff, it is too pervasive. What you can do is set a good example.
This is not to say that a good expletive is not wholly appropriate from time to time but to swear just to swear because you can is pointless. I agree and that is what I do. Like I said I don't cuss around them but movies that have azz or something in there I am ok with and some songs will have edited words but you still know what they are trying to say. For me I remember cussing by 11 and my girl at 11 is much better behaved than I was so I feel fine with exposing her to situations like PG-13 movies and the such.
Yes, we can't protect kids from words, they will hear cuss words everywhere else but not from me. We even talk about words they hear on TV or music. My kids know what is acceptable and what isn't. My parents did not cuss at all and I have always had an off switch for that. But ya, by 5th grade, every kid is cussing like a sailor at school. 100 times worse than any movie they will see.
I play XBOX online and yes the kids drop some filthy language. I'm taking a break from it for that reason alone. Thankfully, on COD: Black Ops 2 you can mute all other players while playing multi player. Nothing like getting called a ##$$% or a $#%%oT every time you are on by a 12 year old. Haha made me think of this: |
| 2013-02-13 2:35 PM in reply to: #4615895 |
| Master 1946 Memphis, TN | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. ^^^^^ LOL that is funny
I drop that sometimes. When some of the little ankle biters are getting nasty I'll just remind them I'm grabbing my 4th beer and will have sex right after with my wife who is an ACTUAL girl. Lose the battle but win the war of life. Edited by Jtiger 2013-02-13 2:35 PM |
| 2013-02-13 2:51 PM in reply to: #4610330 |
Champion 11989 Philly 'burbs | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. KateTri1 - 2013-02-05 9:12 PM. I smiled and yelled, "F.. you!" When women say that to me I usually offer one of two responses:
You wish |
| 2013-02-13 4:05 PM in reply to: #4621149 |
Expert 1951 | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. mrbbrad - 2013-02-13 3:51 PM KateTri1 - 2013-02-05 9:12 PM. I smiled and yelled, "F.. you!" When women say that to me I usually offer one of two responses:
You wish Do women say it to you often? |
| 2013-02-17 2:11 PM in reply to: #4608250 |
Member 30 | Subject: RE: Hi, my name is Jessica, and I'm a potty mouth. I feel that a well-timed expletive holds a great deal of dramatic effect. I work in medical design, and the surgeons and docs I am usually around are very professional and avoid blue language at all costs. I find that if you really want to get your point across, dropping the "S" or "F" bomb at the right time can really hold your audience's attention. But I agree there's a time and place. When I was a machine shop manager, every other word spoken was something that would make most people blush. I also refrain from swearing in front of my two boys. I do let it slip occasionally, bu again that's just for dramatic effect to get my point across  |
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