mothersmurfing trout rapists ye hoebag.

[Citizen Bleys]

The c-word is just plain ugly and I hate it.

Don't ever leave your country, then. Everyone but Canada and the US, it's used as often as "trout" or "damn."

[Jinx]

The c-word is just plain ugly and I hate it.

Don't ever leave your country, then. Everyone but Canada and the US, it's used as often as "trout" or "damn."

That's how I say .

[Denmark]

words i would say around my parents are ok in public (damn hell ass occasionally trout, it's like i'm rated PG-13)
words i would say around my friends are NOT ok in public

that's my policy

mixing curse levels is fun sometimes WARNING LINK CONTAINS USAGE OF THE C-WORD

c-word's not really in my list of commonly spoken curses, smurf off

[Shorty]

The c-word is just plain ugly and I hate it.

Don't ever leave your country, then. Everyone but Canada and the US, it's used as often as "trout" or "damn."

uuugh guess I'm not going to scotland next year

[Agent Proto]

I like how this thread's url is uncensored.

[Shorty]

oh dear xD

[Faris]

I always ALWAYS unintentionally break the ice when it comes to swearing with new people.

[Mirage]

You can break my ice any day, baby.

[Tigmafuzz]

I think I'm always the first to break the ice on swearing, too. But it's usually really casual conversation so it's not like anyone cares.

[G13]

I think I sound less intelligent when I swear. It sounds forced, Srh can attest to that. And then I filter myself with "What the eff" and it sounds even worse, so I just say balls and tits. If I'm going to sound unintelligent might as well make a few people do a double take.

Everyone has their opinions on what makes a curse word, and everyone settles on words they deem okay to use in polite conversation. If you're censoring yourself, even if it's just replacing "smurf that" with "screw that", it has the same effect and everyone knows what you're getting at, so there's really no harm done, unless of course you're talking with a person that thinks saying "crap" is bad too. *shrug*

[Shorty]

You just look so nice and sweet that foulmouth language doesn't suit you!

[G13]

It's easier to type swear words. You don't see the surprised look on my face when I forget what I'm saying and manage a "ffffffffsmurf?"

[Iceglow]

A words practical meaning is determined by its context. Using damnit instead of trout when you stub your toe does not make you more polite: your word has exactly the same meaning.

This.

However I swear like I'm the entire smurfing navy, army and airforce to be sure so smurf that trout and just let me smurfing get on with it. I find it really hard to do my job all day without uttering a single solitary swear word over the phone.

[Pike]

I am going to start using the word "smurf" in everyday conversation

No the forum didn't edit that. I mean, actually, smurf.

[NorthernChaosGod]

What the smurf, Pike. What the smurf.