Is swearing going out of fashion?

[Lush]

Often in a group of people, or at work, I find myself the only person using the F-word. I blame it on the football

Is swearing going out of fashion, do you think?

Answer using a swear word of your choice - but also a genuine question....

 

[Elvis]

Swearing is all the rage at my place of employment.

I work in a school.

 

[Diablo]

Has it ever been "fashionable" to swear I thought it was mainly illiterate people who had limited vocabulary that felt the need to swear profusely.

 

[Grassman]

Has it ever been "fashionable" to swear I thought it was mainly illiterate people who had limited vocabulary that felt the need to swear.

Absolute bollocks. It's a fabulous way of emphasising a point, I'd say. You prim and proper ****tard.

 

[Diablo]

Absolute bollocks. It's a fabulous way of emphasising a point, I'd say.

F...k off

 

[Pogue Mahone]

Swearing is all the rage at my place of employment.

I work in a school.

This. F***ing right.

 

[TomandJerry]

People still swearing on building sites

 

[Grassman]

F...k off

That's better. Thank you. x

 

[lizard]

Swearing just shows a lack of literacy as a result of a poor education. As for being fashionable? Maybe in Chav culture, failing that I really don't know.

 

[dazzer6666]

Rife in financial services........along with a lack of literacy and poor education [emoji3]

 

[Diablo]

Rife in financial services........along with a lack of literacy and poor education [emoji3]

Thought it was rife when talking about financial service providers

 

[BigGully]

Watched Gogglebox last night and commented on how there was so much gratuitous swearing, including young adults infront of their parents and vise-versa.

I can swear like a trooper and swear far too often, but I was brought up not to swear in front of women and of course children.

I fail sometimes, but not to even acknowledge how absolutely naff it is, shows that you have no style.

 

[Gregory2Smith1]

Often in a group of people, or at work, I find myself the only person using the F-word. I blame it on the football

Is swearing going out of fashion, do you think?

Answer using a swear word of your choice - but also a genuine question....

**** knows

 

[Brian Fantana]

There's nothing wrong with a good swear.

 

[Hiney]

Swearing just shows a lack of literacy as a result of a poor education. As for being fashionable? Maybe in Chav culture, failing that I really don't know.

Don't be so ****ing ridiculous.

A cleverly inserted swearword will enhance most conversations.

 

[Pogue Mahone]

Swearing just shows a lack of literacy as a result of a poor education. As for being fashionable? Maybe in Chav culture, failing that I really don't know.

What a load of f***ing bollox. Seriously.

 

[El Presidente]

Often in a group of people, or at work, I find myself the only person using the F-word. I blame it on the football

Is swearing going out of fashion, do you think?

Answer using a swear word of your choice - but also a genuine question....

If you ever feel the need to talk dirty, I'm happy to be a sympathetic ear..........

 

[the wanderbus]

What a load of pompous old bollocks the " lack of literacy" and " poor education" comments are. I know plenty of university educated people , including some in highly respected professions that love a ****ing good swear up as much as the rest of us

 

[Bry Nylon]

Often ... at work, I find myself the only person using the F-word.

I've been meaning to ask how the presenting job at CBeebies is going.

 

[Seagull58]

I swear like a trooper, even in front of my (grownup) kids. I'm university educated and have had a successful career in IT sales. It has always been fairly commonplace amongst my colleagues, although I probably outswear them all. I don't F***ing care what any pompous d***head thinks about it. It most definitely is not a sign of poor education.