Anonymous poll.
- Yes, it’s a habit
- Occasionally
- Only sometimes if I’m angry
- Rarely
- Never
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What kind of %%$!!%^ thread is this anyways!!
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I say sh!t thats about it
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My fave curse word is sonuvabitch.
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Hel l yeah 
Has anyone seen deadwood ?
Hilarious!
Every second word is c o #k sucker 
I love swearing but only with humour and love or passion and in cool ways .
I’m not ok with yelling or hating.
Although Gordon Ramsey might be able to get away with yelling …
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Yeah, but only in private lol.
I never curse in public.
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i say ■■■■. and ■■■■. and ■■■■■■■. and ■■■■■■■■ mostly.
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I love Gordon Ramsay. If you feel sad just watch one of his shows.
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O swear occasionally. Mostly when I am talking with friends.
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I swear more on this forum than I do in real life not so much out of anger but more from frustration.
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No not anymore.
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Its something I must make a huge effort to not do in public.
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When I was young, I’m ashamed to say, I cursed almost every other word I said. It was bad. Now, I curse only rarely and only with one particular person I know.
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Is curse to scold or to curse in real. I am not getting the other word.
Like one promise or curse he will never come up in life
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I curse a little in my mind but not out loud except when I was ill bad language came out
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I used to curse when I was a lot younger.
Today I rarely curse unless I’m real angry.
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I rarely curse, I just don’t like to.
I guess there are cultural differences here though. Maybe movies reflect this.
Some hollywood movies are like every other word is a cuss. I’ve never seen that in European movies.
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in my head all day. out loud only if i stub my toe or sometimes when talking to people around my age, i rarely interact with much people other than those in immediate family, and cursing around parents and grandparents is rude regardless of that im an adult
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I try not too.
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I used to frequently have to use the C word an awful lot where I used to work. There was literally no other suitable word in the English language to describe the behaviour of some of the co workers
My mantra was that it should not be a banned word because it has its place as above
But thinking about it, I rarely swear these days
I guess maybe because the people I work with are nice and I work from home a lot.
Perhaps swearing was a way to blow off steam back then
Don’t think I was particularly happy with the culture there and I ended up caring less
How things can change. Didn’t really think about it until I revisited this thread
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