What the French toast!

[almaty 19]

sister mod..the thread has allot of potential for some good new terms..

[eros_EX_Plumber 0]

** that sh!t.

Typical office Guy on a little too much STEROIDS.....LOL

[almaty 19]

[The_Dude 1,142]

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Well, we certainly are a far less formal society than we once were. I'm not saying it is worse or better...just different. I feel sorry people my parent's age when they go out in public because people will openly swear in public without any regard for who is around them...even small children.

Things just ain't the way they used to be, Steven.

Yep. My parents were sitting having lunch at restaurant one time and my Dad said he had to ask a group of young women to stop swearing (he's 81). The girls told the old man where to go so he and my Mom asked the waiter to move them away from their booth. He was in the Navy back in the 50's so he's heard it all, but it's still upsetting to hear it spoken everywhere.

[Y's_habibitk 2]

I have a rather dirty mouth and it feels good to cuss sometimes. But, I think it is very unprofessional to cuss at work. Do I do it? sometimes. although I really do try not to.

Now, if some guy came in and told me to say "brother trucker" or "cheese n crackers" or some other lame @ss thing like that.... I think I would spit coke out of my nose laughing in his face!

[scandal 951]

I have a rather dirty mouth and it feels good to cuss sometimes. But, I think it is very unprofessional to cuss at work. Do I do it? sometimes. although I really do try not to.

Now, if some guy came in and told me to say "brother trucker" or "cheese n crackers" or some other lame @ss thing like that.... I think I would spit coke out of my nose laughing in his face!

You snort coke at work?

Lisa, recreational pharmaceuticals are best left out of the workplace

[Y's_habibitk 2]

I have a rather dirty mouth and it feels good to cuss sometimes. But, I think it is very unprofessional to cuss at work. Do I do it? sometimes. although I really do try not to.

Now, if some guy came in and told me to say "brother trucker" or "cheese n crackers" or some other lame @ss thing like that.... I think I would spit coke out of my nose laughing in his face!

You snort coke at work?

Lisa, recreational pharmaceuticals are best left out of the workplace

doesnt everyone?

[almaty 19]

touche

[Chica Yeyé 41]

IO agree with sister Lisa. I don't curse at work at all. But out and about, yup. Don't like it? kindly take the next left and go ** yourself. This sanctimonious high horse hollier than thou attitude is very Victorian, and absolutely laughable.

[Ladylethal 12]

I don't curse in respectful situations, I do cuss horribly with my husband, or friends, or brothers. I avoid doing it in front of my father, although he cusses a lot.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Uh, my dad completely freaks if anyone curses. Blah. I've told him many times... dad, the way YOU talk at people can be as insulting and demeaning as a "oh, for **'s sake" -- so shove it. (ok, I don't say the shove it part )

[Krikit 1,165]

IO agree with sister Lisa. I don't curse at work at all. But out and about, yup. Don't like it? kindly take the next left and go ** yourself. This sanctimonious high horse hollier than thou attitude is very Victorian, and absolutely laughable.

Not sure which "this" you're referring to, but I definitely don't see it in this thread. Unless you're referring to your own post, of course.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

IO agree with sister Lisa. I don't curse at work at all. But out and about, yup. Don't like it? kindly take the next left and go ** yourself. This sanctimonious high horse hollier than thou attitude is very Victorian, and absolutely laughable.

Not sure which "this" you're referring to, but I definitely don't see it in this thread. Unless you're referring to your own post, of course.

I was referring to anyone who goes on a high horse about people who curse (in non-professional situations, mind you) hermana. "Oh Dear God, so and so said #######! -- bad bad person".. I guess for me, the value of a person is in their actions - their loyalty, compassion, undersatanding, etc-, not in whether they/we say "oh ** it" one too many times.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

What if you're in a restaurant and there's a family with small children nearby?