Swearing and cursing.

My workmates all swear like mad. I find when you spend a lot of time with people who curse you end up doing it too. I do try not to but I do say 'fcuk' a lot... 'ah for fcuk sake' and 'fcukin' hell!' are particular favourites of mine along with 'sh*t':o. My hubbie's always giving out to me for it even though he does it himself. I don't think I curse out loud in public though.

I gave it up for Lent once, I failed miserably but my language did improve a bit.

I curse like a dock hand.
I try my best to keep an eye on it when I'm in work all right, but sometimes I don't even notice

I think I just end up using the words for emphasis.
I don't even really see them as curse words, they are just part of the vocabulary that I try not to use in the office..

Curse words are just so great, It's hard to avoid them.
They give a sentence such feeling..
Putting fúck into a sentience just adds like three exclamation marks.
is another one.. I dont think any other word in english is as expressive as that.
You can say it with such feeling..

Reminds me of the time the mother-in-law was in a restaurant giving out to the mrs. and me about some 'Creepy C*nt' of a neighbour. She had her back to the shocked crowd behind so didn't even know - we let her carry on:D

its even harder not to curse when your getting grief off customers,
FFS like.

depends on the venue. fancy restaurant; coats crystal wine glasses and manners. Now a Dive bar, talk trashy to wimmins, crush beer cans on your head, and drink beer from cans to smash on your head.

Down boy. Down.

I'm awful for it. I can keep a check on it if I need to but generally speaking :eek:

I use the odd f-word here and there, but I've been told I curse like it's going out of fashion whenever I am drunk - probably the only vocab I can remember...

still, it never ceases to suprise my drinking buddies over here on the continent - oh to be back in Ireland where no one would give a f*ck...:rolleyes: