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What's Your Mouth Like?


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I used to get in trouble all the time growing up, cussing in pre-school...

I remember a kid wouldn't let me on the swing once when I was like 5, and I called him a piece of poo... then he and some other kids ran and told on me...

After having the bar of soap in my mouth for a good thirty minutes, the daycare folks still told my mom about it... Mom told dad, and then dad tried to lecture me about it... I told him "I heard it from you" and he couldn't argue it with anything other than he was an adult and could talk like that because of that fact... lol...

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I saw this on a shirt this past weekend:

TIMES WHEN THE "F" WORD WAS APPROPRIATE

"What the F was that?" -- Mayor of Hiroshima

"Where did all these F'ing Indians come from?" -- General Custer

"Any F'ing idiot could understand that." -- Albert Einstein

"It does so F'ing look like her!" -- Pablo Picasso

"How the F did you work that out?" -- Pythagoras

"You want WHAT on the F'ing ceiling?" -- Michaelangelo

"Where did that F'ing ice come from?" - Captain of the Titanic

"Scattered F'ing showers my ass." -- Noah

"I need this parade like I need a F'ing hole in my head." -- John F. Kennedy

"Who the F is going to know? " -- Bill Clinton

"Do you hear a F'ing helicopter?" - Osama Bin Laden

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Journalism School trained it out of me. Because so much time is spent on live TV, you have to really focus on not cursing. (I also took cues from Mike Rucker, who never cursed. He said he used to curse a lot, then heard himself on TV and felt ignorant and embarassed that his mother heard him talking like that and swore it off. I liked that.)

Now it's almost like soda pop, or salty snack food, the longer you go without it, the more you realize you don't need it. I hardly ever curse anymore. Even when I'm at my most frustrated, and even when I'm alone, 9 times out of 10 I'll exclaim, "Shoot" or "Fig Newton" or my favorite, "Fruitcake!"

Cursing, is almost like a cop out. The English language is so rich, and you're taking the path of least resistance by cursing. And to be honest, when I hear someone cursing a lot, I think less of them.

That said, when I drive, the floodgates open (before you judge me, try driving on I-270 or 495 in D.C.)

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My mouth use to get so dirty when I played video games. Now that I have a kid I control it really well, though I'll let an f bomb slip every now and then. He isn't typically in the same room with me when I play video games. I just don't want him getting in trouble at school for repeating mom. Once I know he can differentiate between appropriate environments and inappropriate environments then I wont be as concerned.

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i have a terrible mouth except at work (in front of co-workers/customers... my brother works for the same company and i don't hold back with him) and in front of my dad

my dad always disapproved when we were little and i remember getting grounded for six months in the third grade for calling my brother a 'fuging asshole' at the bus stop

my mom doesn't care as much about the cursing, she was raised around it because my grandmother and grandfather were crazy country folk. my dad would go insane whenever my grandmother would curse in front of us (which she did on purpose). her favorite was jackass, which she would justify by saying 'it's in the Bible!' :lol: they were at each others throats until she was on her death bed and he was the only one she'd let help her

oh... and i've gotten bad with the goddamn's in the past several years since hanging out with the wife's Jersey family... they throw that poo around like it's nothing and i always thought that was the worst you could use. crazy Jersey people

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Journalism School trained it out of me. Because so much time is spent on live TV, you have to really focus on not cursing. (I also took cues from Mike Rucker, who never cursed. He said he used to curse a lot, then heard himself on TV and felt ignorant and embarassed that his mother heard him talking like that and swore it off. I liked that.)

Now it's almost like soda pop, or salty snack food, the longer you go without it, the more you realize you don't need it. I hardly ever curse anymore. Even when I'm at my most frustrated, and even when I'm alone, 9 times out of 10 I'll exclaim, "Shoot" or "Fig Newton" or my favorite, "Fruitcake!"

Cursing, is almost like a cop out. The English language is so rich, and you're taking the path of least resistance by cursing. And to be honest, when I hear someone cursing a lot, I think less of them.

That said, when I drive, the floodgates open (before you judge me, try driving on I-270 or 495 in D.C.)

True, however I don't think fig newton, shoot or fruitcake are any less of a cop out.

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Do you cuss often? How often? How many times a day would you say? I cuss sometimes, but more often than not, it's when I am alone, typically when I'm driving and always for other stupid drivers!

Do you tend to drop the f-bomb or keep it a little more confined? f-bomb is typical for me!

Do you cuss in front of your kids/wife/friends other people or keep it under your breath? rarely in front of other people, never the kid.

Do you think a dirty mouth makes someone less attractive? less educated if anything else. I certainly don't find someone more attractive because they are swearing unless they are telling me to f%^k them in the a##

Do you have a favorite curse word or one you prefer to use more often? Something that you use when you are mad to give more emphasis? f**k...that's my fave...I also tend to make up my own words!

answers given, now fug off

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