I usually have this thought while about to type out some profanity then stop trying to remember if ive seen anybody else do it.
Ive seen abbreviations and symbols in lieu of swear words but generally when Im trying to figure out if ive actually seen swear words, Im far too high to remember.
So im asking!
I ask this because I have a horribly foul vocabulary.
You and me both and I have been swearing since I was 4 years old, which was a very long time ago. My parents didn’t know where I picked up the words from because they didn’t swear. I was in kindergarten and they didn’t swear. Television was black & white and there was no swearing on that. My folks used soap to wash my mouth out when I swore. I started eating the soap so they stopped that. They smeared chilli and other things on my tongue when I swore, I just ran around swearing louder because it was so friggin hot. I’ve mellowed over time and now only swear at the government or TV when I see certain people become the president when they should be in prison. But we don’t go there coz that’s not allowed here either. And I swear at my computer because it’s a lenovo with windows10 and crashes (blue screen of death) every day. So I have the axe nearby and when it happens I swear and threaten the awful metal box with getting the chop.
In general most forums are pretty much swear free zones and it’s nice that way.
I won’t have a piano or any musical instrument that can’t be moved easily by one person for that exact reason. WHERE’S THE BLANKING CHAINSAW? WHERE’S THE DYNAMITE?
I have known people who threw their computer out the window and they lived above the ground floor in multi-story apartments. I have seen people take sledge hammers to a car’s engine and a blow torch to the interior when things didn’t go well. I try not to go nuts on things but have to admit I regularly lose it when things don’t work properly. I try not to break them but buy they push my buttons sometimes. Damn inanimate objects that push the blood pressure up even though they have no thoughts or consciousness.