Please allow me to make a personal observation.

[lpbk2713]

Something I have noticed ... I never used foul language in posts here on DU until the last couple of years. That lowlife scumbag has gotten on my last nerve. I turned on MSNBC just a few minutes ago and I couldn't stand it. That treasonous idiot was lying his ass off as usual and I had to turn off the TV. If you've seen one bullshit session you've seen them all. Okay thanks. It was an effort but I made it through a post without using too much vulgar language.

[pdxflyboy]

1. We understand your rage...

No worries my friend.

[Rorey]

2. Same here

I worked hard to get out of the habit of using foul language, but the last four years have caused me to relapse.

I turned off OrangeAss and vacuumed. It was the better thing to do.

[Sunriser13]

24. Yeah, but...

but, now the cat's claws keep getting caught in the backing since I vacuumed all the yarn out.

Another few days and I'll find out whether or not I've got hardwood floors...

[Ohiogal]

3. I hear you.

Sometimes even foul language isn’t enough to express it!

[onecent]

4. My God...DO WE WANT TO SEE HOW MANY THINGS ARE COMING TO THE MAN??????

He's a perfect ODIOT!!!!!! I'm SICK OF IT!!!! so I turn it off until the 5:30 news in 9....

[customerserviceguy]

5. It's OK, we're used to the word idiot. n/t

[Jamastiene]

12. New keyboard...

[customerserviceguy]

25. I'm a little surprised

that the computer keyboard industry doesn't sponsor ads on DU, this place certainly seems responsible for keeping them in business!

[Jamastiene]

35. Nobody ever actually buys me the new keyboard, oddly enough.

I was hoping eventually someone would, because I do wear them out over time.

[alterfurz]

6. "In certain trying circumstances, urgent circumstances, desperate circumstances...

...profanity furnishes a relief denied even to prayer." -- Mark Twain

[Totally Tunsie]

15. Ol' Mark knew what he was talking about.

(unlike some guy who claims to be president)

[lpbk2713]

30. I've always admired Mark Twain.

He was the voice of the people.

[DEbluedude]

7. My wife has used the F-bomb more in the last three years...

than she has in the previous thirty-two. I find it amusing.

[3catwoman3]

8. She is soooooooo not alone...

...in that.

I have run out of adjectives sufficiently derogatory to adequately express my loathing for Trump.

[demtenjeep]

13. yup

I used to be mindful of cussing-as a teacher I do not swear in the classroom but this year I have been called every name you could think of (PBS students really have no filter) and it took a long few months to learn it was not personal.

However, the result was an increase of my swearing at home and now thanks to #fatdonnie I swear like a sailor WHAT THE FUCK

[3catwoman3]

20. I don't know if your choice of "swear like a sailor" was...

...intentional or happenstance, but it’s right on the money.

[Traildogbob]

23. Takes a lot...

To swear like a sailor. I was an Ops Specialist from 1970 until 1978. F**kin was an adjective used in front of every other word. Took me years to change, which became necessary in my career as college faculty, though sometimes students could bring it out of me off campus. But I do not believe I have "ever" threw out the F bombs and any other non PG 13 words, (I know words, I have the best sailor words) like the last 4 years. Good for the world I am isolated. My lab gets nervous, but she still loves me. So....Fuck all trumps and all GOP. My daughter just started in Trauma today, so yea....Fuck trump and all GOP, especially Fox and Rusty Limpballs.

[3catwoman3]

31. Here is a link to one of the funniest things...

...I've ever watched. It is a delightful little piece on all the parts of speech the "F" word can perform. I hope you enjoy it.

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=eBaum%27s+world+the+F+word&docid=608011336885273422&mid=2E7C3462A490B20052A82E7C3462A490B20052A8&view=detail&FORM=VIRE

[Traildogbob]

32. Fuckin A

Thank you so much. Think I have used it in every way described here....many times. Sailors rock!

[3catwoman3]

33. We Air Force vets are OK, too.

4 years active duty as a pediatric nurse practitioner. Met my husband in Japan - we were next-door neighbors in the BOQ at Yokota Air Base.

[Traildogbob]

34. Yes they are!!

And we ALL should be pissed at this treasonist shit show now. Vets stand together for the oath we still believe in. The enemy IS within, financed from outside.

[lunatica]

9. Extreme times call for extreme expletives

Why take the time to express your anger in a thousand words when one expletive can do it better?

[DEbluedude]

10. "Profanity, at times, provides relief where prayer doesn't"

[lunatica]

11. That's a wonderful quote

As an atheist I can attest to that!

[Karadeniz]

14. Congrats!...but remember, the British measured the health benefits to cursing...yes, venting

Is healthy. The word which provided the greatest relief and benefit was F***, unsurprisingly!❤

[Totally Tunsie]

16. It's a noun! It's a verb! It's a F****** exclamation!

It's a very versatile word, indeed.

[Ms. Toad]

17. Ditto. n/t

[Chainfire]

18. My wife normally would't say shit if she stepped in it.

But I have heard a couple of swears escape her lips too.

I was a sailor, cussing is my first language.

[Wounded Bear]

19. Not sure there can be "too much" vulgar language when discussing Trump...

Just sayin'

[RANDYWILDMAN]

21. isn't is weird how this one person

brings up so much rage in otherwise caring and thoughtful people.

It must be those people can't be that person

[SamKnause]

22. Fuck is my favorite word.

It certainly comes in handy in these turbulent and insane times.

I cussed like a sailor before Trump, and I will cuss like a sailor after Trump.

[thegoose]

26. That was way too polite. Watch this.

Ancient bloated cocksucker needs to explode like right now.

There ya go!

[rzemanfl]

27. Poor choice of insult. n/t

[thegoose]

28. Oops. Guess I'm going to hell now.