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That would be "swearing in your vicinity" not "swearing at you". A distinction clear to those with long familiarity to swearing and swear words.
by defrost 1y ago
That would be "swearing in your vicinity" not "swearing at you".
A distinction clear to those with long familiarity to swearing and swear words.
- righthand 1y agoSwearing at someone directly or indirectly is irrelevant. I didn’t write any commentary that deserved such an emotional reaction. Go find a corporate stooge and call them that then instead of writing strongly worded emotional outbursts online at strangers seeking information in a casual conversation.