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With plenty of added effing and jeffing for no apparent reason.
by andyking 18y ago
With plenty of added effing and jeffing for no apparent reason.
- DenisM 18y agoPersonally I do not care much about profanity, it's the excess of words that annoys me the most - it steals my time. I wish people learned to write succinctly.
- Radix 18y agoLoose profanity is a direct cause of peoples inability to communicate succinctly. Frequent profanity becomes a verbal crutch people fall on in order to lend force to there words. Instead, they weaken the use of profanity and limit there vocabulary.
- Radix 18y agodamnit, "their". That's the second time today.
- randallsquared 18y agoJust edit the original.
- Radix 18y agoI don't see that option. I also can't vote people down, so I think I have yet to earn full privileges. PS: Did everyone down-vote me because of the hypocrisy/irony? I thought it was a bit tongue in cheek.
- AndrewDucker 18y agoI am ammused that you complained about people's inability to write without swearing and then immediately followed up with a comment starting with a swear word.
- Radix 18y agoRight, as I commented. I thought it would be a bit humorous, so I left it, but it was just down-voted for the hypocrisy. Fair enough. I used to curse too much when I was a kid, there are some short term gains at a young age, but I observed that it seemed to hurt my vocabulary. Unfortunately I still have a slight habit. I'm glad at least one person found it amusing.
- iheartrms 18y agoProfanity is the crutch of inarticulate motherfuckers.