[Heeplist] The F Word.

[DAVID M SHERROD]

Your right, freedom of profanity is getting to be the only freedom they are not trying to take away, and I hear it more and more on network TV,.

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Igor Shveitser <zlenko_iv at mail.ru> wrote:

> It just indicates one's cultural level Dave. In the former USSR public usage of obscene language was a direct way for spending 15 days behind bars wiping the streets or doing some other high qualification work. And I sure do miss that time - now those words (Russian, in my case, and we have much more of them than in English) are almost everywhere around. That is the price we pay for relative freedom of speech, perhaps....
>Cheers, Igor 
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>Понедельник, 14 октября 2013, 14:01 -07:00 от DAVID M SHERROD <porcupineheep at cox.net>:
>>I always liked the so called f word because when I used it people understood I was upset and they better listen or stay out of the way. Now it has no meaning at all, and I find that when I do use it, it's as a joke, or a laugh somehow. And I don't really understand its use on stage at rock concerts, even Bernie uses it now, what's the point?'I don't understand.
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