DO YOU USE THE "F" WORD???

[elkassassin]

Seems Like It's Getting More Popular as Time Goes on!

Do You Use It Regularly?

Or Do You Not Use It?

You All Know I Don't Use it Too F'N Often!

The F-word has taken over TV

If it seems like the F-word is now part of most popular television programs, that’s because it is ... even on ad-supported basic cable TV.

www.deseret.com

 

[Chesterwyo]

With fuggin’ impunity

 

[DeerMadness]

It isn't so bad but I work with people who use it in a early every sentence. It shows how little their vocabularies range. Doesn't mean I correct or avoid them. I do wonder why though. I remember when employers asked them to slow down on that.

 

[desperatehills]

I don't always use the F word but when I do you know things are really F'ed up! I can't stand when people use it like a period between sentences

 

[DeerMadness]

Seems Like It's Getting More Popular as Time Goes on!

Do You Use It Regularly?

Or Do You Not Use It?

You All Know I Don't Use it Too F'N Often!

The F-word has taken over TV

If it seems like the F-word is now part of most popular television programs, that’s because it is ... even on ad-supported basic cable TV.

www.deseret.com

I like the music you like Elk.

 

[roadrunner]

If I do, it's because I'm really ticked off. And I only do because I hear it every day all too often and have developed a bad habit for it.

 

[elkassassin]

I Know a Local Gal Here That Says Sentences With 7 Words in The Sentence & 4 of The F'N Words are F Words!

 

[tailchasers]

I Know a Local Gal Here That Says Sentences With 7 Words in The Sentence & 4 of The F'N Words are F Words!

Can ya hook a fella up? Sounds like a great gal! Asking for a friend.

 

[Homer]

what word said loud will make a 90 year old woman say f....k?

 

[eelgrass]

I've been trying to quit....but then I watch the news.

 

[Tristate]

 

[tailchasers]

Seriously..... ?

 

[Homer]

what word said loud will make a 90 year old woman say f....k?

bingo

 

[tailchasers]

Hahaha Fuk yes.....

 

[heywouldya]

I say it entirely too often..

 

[Snoopdogg]

Yes.

 

[cbat]

My bride and I went to Ireland a few years ago. The F word is the national word over there. Everyone uses it from small children to old grammas .

 

[easy_money]

F%$& yes I use it when needs to be F$%&ing used! What's it too ya Elkfuksassin? Why don't you mind your own F$%&ing business? Jeezuz F$%&ing Keeryste.

I seldom use it.

 

[MountainSqwabler]

I feel as though I have great vocabulary range. I am able to make the F word mean roughly 1000 things, and I can do so properly.

On a real note, I swear a good bit, but I know where I should watch my mouth such as being around certain relatives or in the presence of other certain individuals. But for now, Fuk it, am I right?

 

[Old Cowboy]

what word said loud will make a 90 year old woman say f....k?

BINGO

 

[Moe]

Never said it once. After my divorce, I do now. Weird, I know.

 

[kilbuc]

only when I describe a liberal.

a big nose doesn't mean you can't wear a mask, after all I wear underwear

 

[BrowningRage]

Never. Grew out of that when I was 17... I know there are circumstances that could arise in my life that may warrant strong expletives, but they are unlikely. What's more, an expletive only has "power" when it is used sparingly. It's use is definitely becoming extremely pervasive throughout all forms of entertainment.

 

[heartshot]

Never used it in 46 years. Hoping to go another 46.

 

[eelgrass]

Never. Grew out of that when I was 17... I know there are circumstances that could arise in my life that may warrant strong expletives, but they are unlikely. What's more, an expletive only has "power" when it is used sparingly. It's use is definitely becoming extremely pervasive throughout all forms of entertainment.

We got a free HBO preview awhile back from our cable company. I don't watch it, but my wife said she couldn't stand to watch the programming because of all the vulgar language. She would never subscribe to it.

 

[youngstock14]

When necessary

 

[Blank]

After 6 years in the Navy (submarines), I probably use it more than I should, but try to watch it around women and children. If you have ever been chewed out by a Drill Inst or Company Commander in boot camp, without ever using a single cuss word, you know that it can be done, destroy your world, and give you an entirely new understanding of the words "azz chewing!!!"

 

[Rie bread]

foreskin

 

[DaveD]

Well on the note, here is some great listening brought to you by George Carlin -

 

[Tristate]

"FAIR" is the real "f-word" in modern society.

Use of the word is prohibited within my home.

 

[Homer]

"FAIR" is the real "f-word" in modern society.

Use of the word is prohibited within my home.

That's a bummer ...your kids must have been in 4H...

 

[3TOE]

I use it. I’m a blue collar road warrior that has been bumping elbows with mechanics, millwrights , electricians & pipe fitters for 31 years. That being said, I can turn off my harsh vocabulary depending on the situation & the people around me. At this point in life, I could care less what most people think. I’m just going to be myself.

 

[BeanMan]

When I crush one of my finger tips ( or toes, like when a furrow shovel dropped off of the tool bar bracket onto my boot tip) I use the adjective Mother as a modifier.

 

[Muleman1]

Yes but not around my family or women

 

[Homer]

 

[nontypical]

Who gives a f***??

 

[HIcountryman]

F*#! yeah! it is a a very diversely - applicable descriptive word.

 

[eelgrass]

I used it just this morning.

 

[Katoom]

Best bumper sticker seen: "F&%$ YOU YOU F%%%%IN F%%%!

Yes I use it, f&*%in too much. Actually trying to slow it down as it is making me feel and sound f*&&in stupid and f%%%in lazy.

 

[schoolhousegrizz]

Used it regularly in my youth. However, I may slip up once or twice a year now. I try to never use it. When I do its because I'm being a baby. I realized how stupid it makes people sound.

 

[JimNv]

Years in the military, construction, mining and its tough sometimes. I can couch it for the most part., right up until I am working on something that doesn't go my way. I've never swore around my kids though, and to this day they don't swear around my wife and I. They are both successful adults, one in construction and one in the mining industry. They know how for sure. lol.

 

[Hawkeye]

Nope. There are plenty of other words available to describe what transpires in my life. I work, hunt and associate with many people who regularly use vulgarity, and that is their choice. I don’t judge them but it is not for me, especially the F-word.

Hawkeye

 

[wetmule]

 

[BLooDTRaCKeR]

I Hear it enough every day, everywhere I go. Why add to the noise pollution?

 

[whiteantlertip]

I use it FJB , enough said ?

 

[BeanMan]

When I crush one of my finger tips ( or toes, like when a furrow shovel dropped off of the tool bar bracket onto my boot tip) I use the adjective Mother as a modifier.

I forgot that there was a picture

 

[whiteantlertip]

Ouch. !!!

 

[JPickett]

I don’t trust anyone who doesn’t swear

 

[SirHuntsalot]

Yes, I own two of them.

 

[easy_money]

In the words of the ever-lovable Ruth Langmore from Ozark:

"I Don't Know Sh!t About Fu&k"​

 

[OldMan2]

If I use it, it costs me $50. Think I went thru about $600, when my wife drove Going-to-the-Sun Road!

 

[elkhunterUT]

I don’t trust anyone who doesn’t swear

Well, you are Monstermuleys resident tough guy in your own mind, so sounds about right ?