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to me, fu ck is not a word, it has become a comma. overused commas can become ineffective and make speech difficult to understand and on other occasions, used as a period. and on the RARE occasion that i decide to use a semicolon, it can be applied as such. |
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I can cuss like a sailor, all depends on where I am and what I am doing, and the severity of situation.
why - because I do. |
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cuss???? and if yes, why????  absolutely. and why not? the words that everyone thinks are profanity are just words that are socially unacceptable. when i was a kid certain people thought it was profane to say piss or "that sucks" or crap. that's what happens when you live in the bible belt. in 100 years sh1t and fvck will be socially acceptable and there'll be a whole new list of profane words for people to b1tch about. |
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cuss???? and if yes, why???? Never, there is enough words in the vocabulary to express what i feel that i don't need to only turn to a couple of gross ones. |
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Edited by
Mr_Music
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Tue 02/03/09 10:22 AM
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It's only the connotations people place with any given words that make them profane. At the end of the day, all they are is just "busy" words. I've never heard of anybody falling over dead of a heart attack from hearing or using certain words.
Sticks and stones, folks. |
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