How bad is your language?

[Flick James]

At my other forum there was a discussion about females swearing, and pretty much every guy said that a swearing female is a huge turn off. Ain't that interesting?

I LOVE women who curse.

Actually, I find that a woman swearing in an English accent is hot. Especially if she's talking dirty.

[Umaril The Unfeathered]

I curse way too much...I've been told by several people, including my mom. 

Sometimes, instead of cursing,  I'll curse in innuendo and alternate phrases, and I love to see the look on peoples' faces when they have no idea WTF I'm saying. That's what really gets them. 

[Psycho Circus]

At my other forum there was a discussion about females swearing, and pretty much every guy said that a swearing female is a huge turn off. Ain't that interesting?

I LOVE women who curse.

Actually, I find that a woman swearing in an English accent is hot. Especially if she's talking dirty.

...And especially if she happens to be from Bristol.

Anyway, one thing I have adopted is saying a***ole, instead of arsehole, as everyone says in these here parts. It just sounds funnier to everyone I've found, a mancunian saying a***ole ALL THE TIME. 

[indianasmith]

I try not to swear at all, but I do have a temper and tend to let words fly when I am alone.  For those occasions when I am in public and HAVE to let something out (like when I dropped a cinder block on my toe one time), I learned a great Latin phrase - not sure about the spelling:

"Sugit facientor vomitas!!!!"

Translation:
"This sucks and it makes me want to throw up!!"

[Paquita]

I hardly ever swear.  Ithink swearing packs a bigger punch if used sparingly and is best reserved for expressing strong emotions (like when you're scared or horny!).   I do get a little uncomfortable when other people swear around me, but when I've gotten to know someone and have learned that it's just part of their personality, I can take it.  But I really can't stand people that just swear for lack of a more creative or intelligent word.  It seems like some guys swear a lot because they think it makes them look tough, you know the same guys who will start talking about how their fists hurt from punching walls.

It really bugs me when people don't even attempt to control their language around my daughter or my mom. Especially my mom, because then she starts talking dirty and it gets real uncomfortble from there.

Sometimes I'll swear when I'm repeating something funny, like the time one of my neighbors got locked out of the house and he was banging on the door yelling for someone to let him in and his ghetto neice yelled out the window "HA-HAA b*tch! You're locked out!"  hee!

[Sister Grace]

I've noticed alot of people curse when extremely angry or on the verge of striking. And although I do curse quite a bit, when i get to this point, I usually get extremely quiet right before losing control.

[Flick James]

I've said it before, it has been proven on MythBusters that profanity increases pain tolerance. Don't argue with MythBusters.

[Joe the Destroyer]

Depends on the situation.  In professional or respectable moods, I use cleaner language.

In looser situations, I curse like a motherf**ker.

[RCMerchant]

Quite a bit. But at the grocery store,or to people I don't know,I'm quite polite. I say "yes ma'm" and "pardon me." But any moment I can explode into "MOTHER f**kING C@CKSUCKING f**kER!"

I've noticed alot of people curse when extremely angry or on the verge of striking. And although I do curse quite a bit, when i get to this point, I usually get extremely quiet right before losing control.

Me too. I tend to glare at people and shake uncontrolably.