Have you sworn at someone, lately?

No. I swear a lot; a lot. But rarely at anyone. That’s just mean. Don’t remember the last time I did it, but years ago I yelled fuck you at my dad lol. He didn’t like it. Learned my lesson then.

Who in the hell let this question sit for 13 hours without an answer! WTF happened?
Yes, now I feel better.

Only asshole drivers. It always makes me feel better.

I swore at myself. I called myself an ignorant fuck-weed.

I have a really bad potty mouth.

I couldn’t possibly tell you when it happened last, because it probably happens often. Always in a playful manner, but I come from a whole family of potty mouths. It’s all in good fun, if I am angry I am more careful in choosing what I say. I wouldn’t want to say anything out of anger that I would regret saying later.

@AmWiser I left and came back to post it in Social, where it is better suited, according to the mods. I flow.

I cussed at @camertron when we almost hit a car “wtf cam?”

Only asshole drivers and hockey refs. Dumb aholes

The last time I cursed out the MTA here in NYC, but I always do that.

It wasn’t someone but rather something and specifially the computer I’m using in my control center at work today. It is operating rather poorly and making my work just a little bit more aggravating than it might be otherwise. The curse was someting to the effect of, “You miserable SOB. If I could dismantle you and sell you for used parts, I’d do it right this damn minute!”

I felt pretty good afterwards and that’s mostly because no one caught me muttering obscenities to an inanimate object.

I usually swear with my friends, not to demean them or to instill anger, but that is what young people do, they swear to be cool. I usually say fuck, shit, the typical teenager swear words. However, I will never say “faggot” to anyone jokingly or serious. I really don’t like that word. If my friends say it to me I am okay with it because I know they like me and are not saying it to be mean. Still, even when they say it, it stings a bit. But I don’t want to be a nit-pick around my friends, they love me for who I am, a bisexual kid, and do not mean what they say. I still refrain from saying it to others because I do not know if it could potentially offend them, some of my gay friends really despise hearing that word at all, as they should.