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* EDIT: I don't care if you'd have rather me said "SWEARING" or "CURSING" instead of "CUSSING", I've grown used to calling it CUSSING and I don't give a flying fuck how "childish" it sounds.So, here's the thing. It actually depends with me.
When you're having a debate and you wanna sound intelligent, I wouldn't overdo the cussing. But frankly, if you're having a debate with a complete idiot, I wouldn't blame you for not being able to control your mouth.
Same goes for when I get angry or upset. I tend to let loose on the language.
But honestly. If someone can't handle a few bad words (I just think it's funny when I go to a stamp and people baww in the comments about "I LUV UR STAMP BUT I WISH U CUSSED A LITTLE LESS
"), then your place isn't here. On the wonderful world of the internet, ESPECIALLY places like deviantart where you're fucking allowed to, you should grow some thicker skin or find your place on Club Penguin, or God forbid, Roblox. Not here.
Not to mention, you can't exactly tell someone what to do in regards to how they talk, especially when it's not against the rules. I agree, cussing a LOT does make someone look like an idiot, but sometimes, when it comes to some issues, I don't blame people for exploding in a flurry of "FUCK"s and "GODDAMMIT"s.
We interrupt this stamp with a lols-worthy story:
I made an anti-bestiality stamp once, and somebody literally commented saying that they also hate bestiality and agree that it's sick and twisted, but said my cussing in the artist's description of the stamp was worse than bestiality, itself. Yes. Cussing is illegal for that very reason, right ?
OH WAIT. IT'S NOT EVEN ILLEGAL.
It DOESN'T spread diseases or kill/abuse animals?
NO IT DOESN'T. IT'S A MIRACLE.
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You just come off as forcefully persuasive that's all. Fine for English assessments, but on conversational terms it's quite jarring to read.
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"Forcefully persuasive?" Well fine then;
I don't like their argument and I disagree with their points because everyone has the right to swear online. Seen as that's how I speak, I can't get more conversational. Acceptable?
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I'm a college English student; I don't tend to do 'conversational' when I'm arguing my points - it's not who I am and it's never been like that because I'd probably forget and do the same in lessons. I guess an "I'm sorry" would work here but how I was talking originally was actually natural for me at times like this. I find it hard to do anything else.
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Well no one can say you're not putting in effort. All the best!
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Point one is valid whether they swear off the net or on it, since it's a general question about people I've never met, meant to asked by themselves, of themselves. Your last point is just a clumsy attempt to shut off debate with someone you disagree with, AND is illogical. If you applied this standard to yourself, you would never have replied to me.
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No; you said "if they wouldn't say it to your face" - they're willing to say it to your face as well as online, and your first point would not work whether that was incorrect phrasing, complete idiocy or purposeful.
As for my last point, I said you wouldn't comment on the stamp in the sense that you would expect to get comments arguing against your point as I did. It would do nothing to do with applying the standard to myself because I proved my point of you getting disagreeing comments. However, if I find a stamp I don't agree with, I don't comment on it - so no, no it's not illogical; that's more likely to describe your argument against my comment. I wasn't trying to shut off a debate - especially when the debate hadn't really started - I was stating fact. There is a difference and I'm shocked you can give mature replies and yet not understand this difference.
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Being able to structure sentences a certain way that would be indicative of intelligence and maturity ≠ intelligence or maturity, bro, as you've witnessed with this idiot.
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How I structure sentences really has nothing to do with it; I overuse semi-colons and dashes if I'm talking on MSN never mind anything else. It's just how I write and had nothing to do with my points. I actually agree with your point.
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I wasn't talking about you. I was talking about the person we were both arguing with.
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Ahh fair enough (:
Sorry, I sent that reply at about 3am so my brain wasn't working; makes far more sense now.
No matter who it was aimed at, I still agree with what you said completely.
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... when did she say she wouldn't do it to a person's face?
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She spoke of people swearing on the Internet. I don't know if SHE would or wouldn't do it to a person's face, but since it's a general point about the Internet she's making, I think it appropriate to ask the question. Anyone, IMO, who feels compelled to resort to obscenity or any other abuse by way of a keyboard, should, as a matter of conscience, ask themselves this.
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I agree with you. Even though I don't really mind swearing, I find people who do bad stuff on the iternet just because they're "hidden" really pathetic.
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you speak with different people different
if you speak in the ghetto the same way you speak on a international conference you wont get far
on the net short is gold
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Having friends and co-workers from 'ghetto' areas of my local large city, I can tell you that using profanity around or to the people there will not only NOT 'get you far', but could get you dead. Maybe I should've added a question about the capacity for sound judgement in people who swear too readily...
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Depending on the place personal insults can lead to a knife in the side but that doesnt change that they curse more, not personal but about other things in live, it might not apply universally but i've been to all kinds of places and generally the choice of words involved more cursing on the supposed low end and almost none at the places that claimed beeing higher educated
its nothing bad just that the educated people like to show how civilised and intelligent they are by not cursing while they sprout just the same nonsense in a more eloquent language
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Ah, the four golden points to becoming an intellectual try-hard.
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Actually, the first golden point is that you should try.
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That's a mother fucking great stamp!
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Fucking thank you !
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i SO agree on this! cant handle a bad work? get the F*CK of the GODAMNED INTERNET!
there, i raeg
although i do think its alright to cuss but sometimes to put a * in the work, cuz ya never know
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Nice contradiction.
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if you haven't noticed, this is almost two years old, when i was an idiot.
move along please.
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I like how what you said kind of contradicted itself.
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oAo so it did....
huh, i never noticed that XD
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I FUCKING LOVE THIS YOU FUCKING PIECE OF SHIT :3
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FUCKING THANK YOU.
SEE, I'M NOT CRYING ABOUT IT, NEITHER SHOULD ANY OF YOU.
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I say "fucking" soooo much on here and tumblr...It's insane! XD But 95% of the time is cause I'm happy..."LOOK AT DAT FUCKING RAINBOW KITTEN" "FUCKING MARMITE" "cause im bloody fucking nuts"...
Kind of a habit. Thankfully I haven't ran into anyone asshurt about it. So I agree with this stamp. It's the internet, there's gunna be dumbfucks (PFFF) who will cuss probably even more than I do. . .
Although it gets very annoying if they use it every other fucking (FFFFU-) word. That's just...no. Or they sensor it out.
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'Fuck' doesn't even occur to me as a "swear word" anymore. Whenever I hear it, I just think of it like any other word.
Definitely. Cursing is honestly a WORSE issue on the internet, given that a lot of people don't have the balls to do it offline.
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Haha, I talk to myself a looooot when im on the computer (im saying this as i type it out loud, and telling myself some stupid story), so I say fuuuuck a lot. xD although not so much when around others.
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Yeah, I agree. There needs to be a balance of it. Too much is irritating and childish, and when peopel do 'f---' and 'bas$%£d', it juts gets worse! D;
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oh I love this stamp
I love to fucking cuss when I'm pumped up!
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Me too, I'[m glad you like this stamp. <3
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I fucking love this fucking stamp so fucking much.
If you fucking don't like fucking swearing off the fucking internet now.
...But on a more serious note...
I agree. :3
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FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF. I love you.
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FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
I love you too.
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My cussing is highly offended by everyone who hates it.
Its the goddamn Internet, I can cuss all I like.
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AHAHA, nice one.
My cussing says "fucking deal with it".
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beastiality is way against park regulations.
if only cursing was so awesome it spread disease and killed animals
bitches be crazy.
I may not agree with what you say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it.
[link] i recommend reading the statistics part, i like how high the brits put wanker on their "worst swear words" list
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Right ?
Thank you, fabulous citizen. Respectfully disagreeing is the way to go.
I really love how "God" was one of the worst.
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or even this, The most-used swear words were fuck, shit, hell, damn, goddamn, bitch and boner.
I like how boner makes that list
I don't feel I could ever see boner as a swear word, I'd say its just inoffensive slang
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Sorry for the late reply. But yeah, I agree. Honestly I never knew boner was a swear word, or constituted as so.
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yelling bloody, bugger, or spastic is clearly far worse than god
I still like how far up wanker is, I could never be offended by that word, it sounds hilarious
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In all fairness, wanker's not a commonly used word here in the UK yet a comedian on tour asked, when he was in my town, what everyone's favourite word was and half the room yelled "fuck" or "shit". Because wanker's not used here much, it's probably found more offensive when it is used
... Though I wish I knew how "arsehole" and "arse" are swearing according to the list when they were always used in schools as a way to call someone an "asshole" without getting told off. Along with just being confused at "bugger", "balls", "Jew", "sodding", "Jesus" and "God" even getting on that list. That's just rather amusing.
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I've only seen the words arse and arsehole a few times, I thought it was just some kind of popular euro slang. In my schools the only substitute curse word we ever used was "beezy" for bitch, other than that we just cursed, though I imagine most American public schools aren't the classiest places.
If I saw that list anywhere other than wikipedia, I would think it was somebodies idea of a bad joke. It is pretty amusing how it goes from somewhat serious curse words to balls and religious figures.
I do get spastic now though because wiki has a couple of nice big paragraphs on the big difference between UK spastic and US spastic.
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