Swearing

[CHAPPERS]

I used to like swearing as much as the next man but recently have found that sometimes I find it quite ugly. IS there something wrong with me? Am I getting old or going a bit gay or something?

 

[Digweeds Trousers]

Oh f*** off

 

[Marc]

blimey Chappers you're getting old faster than me..and you're what...4 years younger!

They're only words IMO, its part of life, DEAL with it

 

[CHAPPERS]

Oh f*** off

Wondered how long it would take for that post.

 

[Marshy]

Im not a fan either, however im sure many more swear words slip out of my mouth than i think.

I hate it when women swear..........

 

[Hungry Joe.]

It's all down to context with swearing. A c**t in some circumstances is funny and in others it's ugly. Same with f***; when it's used as every other word it loses something. I like to stay 'damn and blast' quite a lot but sometimes I get sent to bed early.

 

[REDLAND]

Swearing is pikey chappers, I think your just realising your better than that !!

 

[virgirlo]

i like to say piss and bloody and bugger, but try and restrict it to that!
swearing can lose its emphasis if over used. even worse when you hear kids swearing.

 

[Digweeds Trousers]

Apologies - poor post. I will try to learn from that.

 

[CHAPPERS]

Apologies - poor post. I will try to learn from that.

No offence meant.

 

[Digweeds Trousers]

Absolutely none taken. Half way through typing I thjought this is weak, predictable and feeble. But carried on.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

The announcer at London Bridge station swears all the time.......the next train will stop at ..............east croydon

I tell you using language like that on a platform.

Absolutelydisfeckinggusting

 

[zefarelly]

I used to swear loads, now I just swear quite a lot, I just can't help it, its second nature a lot of the time, although I do try and curb it , at work and with certain relatives etc and am very much aware of when I do swear in those situations

but down the pub etc . . . .it just flows

bollocks, thats such a great word !

 

[Northstander]

For some reason I find (livin oop north) Southerners do tend to swear more the people up here, I swear without realising when I'm with me mates etc, it just the way I speak.

It is never used in threatening manner but just as part of my conversation.

 

[Dick Knights Mumm]

I swear more than I should.

It is not big and it is not clever.

As I tell the kids.

 

[Unigeeza]

It is all about the context you use it in!.

If you are the gypo pikey type then context does not mean a thing so you swear all the time no matter what and who you are with.

However, for us non-inbreds, swearing is used, in the right circumstances, to convey emotions like anger, or can be used in the right circumstances to make something funny or to stress a point or to express dis-taste for someone or something.

Swearing is not a problem

 

[magoo]

It's just boring. And not that shocking anymore.

 

[Bobby's Gull]

For some reason I find (livin oop north) Southerners do tend to swear more the people up here,

I tend to find the opposite really, all my family being scousers on my mum's side especially and with a couple of cousins every other word is feck etc. I find it amusing especially with the Liverpudlian accent!

 

[alan partridge]

It is all about the context you use it in!.

If you are the gypo pikey type then context does not mean a thing so you swear all the time no matter what and who you are with.

However, for us non-inbreds, swearing is used, in the right circumstances, to convey emotions like anger, or can be used in the right circumstances to make something funny or to stress a point or to express dis-taste for someone or something.

Swearing is not a problem

I agree

I also agree with the Northstander to a point re the North south thing.

For me there is nothing uglier than some nasty pikey Laaaandaner swearing every other word. And I swear a lot, so I'm being a hypocrite but people like that...their accent just hurts.

 

[dougdeep]

It just shows a poor vocalbury, no ,vcalbyrury, vucablurry? Oh it.