Asterisk swearing

Penguin · 08-25-11, 02:33 PM

Guys, we shouldn't play dumber than we are, the rules are not written in Marsian - or is this Marsianic? Not too complicated. Anyway, I don't endorse them, but I try to see it as if I am a guest in Neal's house.

Personally I have no problem with swearing, as I use swear words in my every conversation, often subconscious, as I see nothing bad about it. I mostly write here as I speak. So (bed-)sheet happenz

, but at least I try to think about the language, just as I do when I visit friends with young kids - those bastards pick up new words so easy!

I think it's a cultural thing, as someone pointed out before. An American relative once complained about me using the f-word in every second sentence. He is not a nun, but he said when I talk like this, Americans regard it as primitive and uneducated. Well, that's what I am - but I got the point

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08-25-11, 02:33 PM	#25
Penguin Ocean Warrior Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Rheinische Republik Posts: 3,322 Downloads: 92 Uploads: 0	Guys, we shouldn't play dumber than we are, the rules are not written in Marsian - or is this Marsianic? Not too complicated. Anyway, I don't endorse them, but I try to see it as if I am a guest in Neal's house. Personally I have no problem with swearing, as I use swear words in my every conversation, often subconscious, as I see nothing bad about it. I mostly write here as I speak. So (bed-)sheet happenz , but at least I try to think about the language, just as I do when I visit friends with young kids - those bastards pick up new words so easy! I think it's a cultural thing, as someone pointed out before. An American relative once complained about me using the f-word in every second sentence. He is not a nun, but he said when I talk like this, Americans regard it as primitive and uneducated. Well, that's what I am - but I got the point .