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[ SECRET POST #2825 ]

⌈ Secret Post #2825 ⌋

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I can understand kids doing it, but adults? That's just ridiculous.

And even then, it depends. i remember being a young teen and rolling my eyes when stuff aimed at my age group would replace "bitch" with "witch" because come on - I know what you mean. I think it would be easier for me to not hear "bitch" now, honestly.

Er, depends on the situation.

When I worked for VoldeMart, I could get written up for swearing outright.

So when I'd slice my finger or stub my toe, out would come the "Fudge!" and "Sugar Corn Pops!"

Adults who work around kids, especially other people's kids, have good reason to get in the habit of non-swearing swearing.

I work in an office and represent my state's government. You will never catch me cussing at work, although "what the heck" comes up a lot.

Adults in professional settings try not to cuss, though--it's just good practice.

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