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"fuck seems to be accepted in every day speech now. I personally don't like it and a lot of swearing on tv really puts me off" I used to have a mate who said fuck as if it was going out of fashion | |||
"Do you ever watch programmes and think the swearing is ruining it? " Oh, fuck off Mary Whitehouse...if you don't like it don't turn the bastard thing on until after 9-fucking-PM 
On a more serious note, I'm genuinely surprised at some of the pre-watershed language these days. | |||
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"fuck seems to be accepted in every day speech now. I personally don't like it and a lot of swearing on tv really puts me off I used to have a mate who said fuck as if it was going out of fashion " I think that's highly unlikely, it seems to be the only way a lot of people know how to express themselves.  . Depending on the tone and expression it can express extreme distaste or extreme approval  . What a useful little word | |||
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"fuck seems to be accepted in every day speech now. I personally don't like it and a lot of swearing on tv really puts me off I used to have a mate who said fuck as if it was going out of fashion I think that's highly unlikely, it seems to be the only way a lot of people know how to express themselves. . Depending on the tone and expression it can express extreme distaste or extreme approval . What a useful little word"Yes it is. I don't allow sweating in my class, unless it is used in a context where it is used to emphasise a point. | |||
"Every second word seems to be the f word nowadays. Every programme seems to have it now x" Not just programmes but in real life too. As I said, each to their own but I can't see what the appeal is. It's almost a competition amongst some who will swear the most. | |||
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"fuck seems to be accepted in every day speech now. I personally don't like it and a lot of swearing on tv really puts me off" It made me giggle to see you say 'fuck' | |||
"Every second word seems to be the f word nowadays. Every programme seems to have it now x Not just programmes but in real life too. As I said, each to their own but I can't see what the appeal is. It's almost a competition amongst some who will swear the most. " I know it's not nice hearing it. Unfortunately I'm guilty of swearing a lot, believe it or not. I get it from my dad as I used to hear him swearing when I was a wee girl and it's got worse as I've got older x | |||
 I swear way too much. Even my kids tell me off  | |||
" Yes it is. I don't allow sweating in my class, unless it is used in a context where it is used to emphasise a point. " I hope you're not a PE teacher... | |||
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"Every second word seems to be the f word nowadays. Every programme seems to have it now x Not just programmes but in real life too. As I said, each to their own but I can't see what the appeal is. It's almost a competition amongst some who will swear the most. I know it's not nice hearing it. Unfortunately I'm guilty of swearing a lot, believe it or not. I get it from my dad as I used to hear him swearing when I was a wee girl and it's got worse as I've got older x" Don't take me wrong, I do occasionally use the W..... word. Usually at moronic drivers, in the comfort of my own car and in combination with a killer smile and for personal relief only | |||
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" Yes it is. I don't allow sweating in my class, unless it is used in a context where it is used to emphasise a point. I hope you're not a PE teacher..." Oooops no. I'm blaming that on a fat thumb. | |||
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"[Removed by poster at 27/02/22 22:18:31]" Well that was fucking useful ^  | |||
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"No, I often think "this TV programme would be enhanced by a few expletives." Gardener's World, for example. Or the Antiques Roadshow. "I like your style of thinking, how about Jackaffuckingnory I'm sure there's many others as well | |||
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"Youtube. Watch Stephens Fry opinion of people who don't like swearing. "I personally think that Stephen Fry has many opinions but I don't have to agree with all of them | |||
"No, I often think "this TV programme would be enhanced by a few expletives." Gardener's World, for example. Or the Antiques Roadshow.
I like your style of thinking, how about Jackaffuckingnory
I'm sure there's many others as well "I just want Mrs. Maud Bucket from Broadstairs to say "fucking nora, I'm whacking this ancient piece of shite in an auction first thing on Monday", rather than the usual raised eyebrow towards her husband, Clive. You KNOW they're gonna to sell it. Bollocks to "oh, it's been in the family since the reign of Elizabeth I" | |||
"Youtube. Watch Stephens Fry opinion of people who don't like swearing.
I personally think that Stephen Fry has many opinions but I don't have to agree with all of them "Well. That's your opinion | |||
"fuck seems to be accepted in every day speech now. I personally don't like it and a lot of swearing on tv really puts me off It made me giggle to see you say 'fuck' ". | |||
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