My thoughts on…swearing
Do you realize that just about everyone’s swearing nowadays? From the old to the young, everyone’s mouth needs to be washed out with soap. It used to be that people used to swear when they were in pain or something went terribly wrong. Then people started swearing to bring their point across. To heck with constructing a convincing argument. There’s no time for that in today’s fast-paced world. Just throw in a “f%$king” and people know you mean business. Nowadays people just swear for the heck of it. I mean why not? Like the great philosopher Eric Cartman said, “it don’t hurt nobody.” Plus everyone wants to prove that they’ve got edge and attitude, and there’s no better way to do that than sound like a drunken sailor with Tourette’s syndrome. I experience it a lot at university. Students, armed with their newfound freedom and bent on proving their “maturity,” belt out badwords for absolutely no reason, and I have to deal with it every day.
I for one don’t swear (not regularly anyway). Not saying I never told someone off, but I can can’t remember the last time I swore. That’s how infrequently I do it. That’s how I was raised. My parents put great restraint on their tongues and so do I, especially my dad. Not like I’m totally against swearing. I welcome them when they’re used creatively. But I fucking hate it when people swear just because they can. It’s rather inconsiderate. Oh shit! Now I’m doing it! Aaah! While we’re on the topic of swearing, here are some interesting curses. You have bomboclaat, which is indigenous to Jamaica. F-you in Spanish is “corijo tu,” in French it’s “baise-toi.” If you’re Jewish, it’s “fegg di” in German. And, in these times of terrorism, you can say “aneekak” in Arabic, so you can say “Hi Mom” while you’re the star of Al-Qaeda’s next video, starring as the soon-to-be-executed infidel.


























Good for you man. swearing is like a viral infection.. in too deep and there’s no curing.. Its become a part of the culture.. thats what i think is wrong our culture.. fix that.. sound odd i know.. but fix that and nuff tings fix.
I swear. I don’t like it. I keep giving it up for Lent.
I like to swear whilst having puppet sex. $%&(&(*)*)!!!
Bumboclat you rate Cartman tooooo bumboclat all hail Cartman so Leon how the fuck u nuh drop in Raas claat and pussyclat *Not to self* all Jamaican badwords have *claat* at the end….lol cursing pawns the world
P.S Heroes is on tongight:P
Only if am really mad..I hate it when it’s used as the person’s entire vocab
interesting post…
many people swear, especially the youth nowadys, because they don’t have anything else in their vocabularies…It’s a shame that we have produced such a society.
Good Post, swearing is part of everyday speech these days, and the ‘washing your mouth out with soap’ bit reminds me of my days at St. Mary’s. I swear in other languages….not sure if that counts.
@ Campfyah not necesserily…i curse but not everytime and i know when and where to curse no biggie and i’m a good student so meh. People dont curse because there vocab is lacking but rather to bring a point across…well most people that is
In German it’s “fick dich”.