You're not going to like me for saying this, but I am going to say it anyway

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111. I lost my inhibition for foul language....

.... when I was age 21-22. I was a waitress and we worked in pair teams. IOW, I worked with another waitress. We switched off on our duties. One week I would serve the dinner and she would serve the drinks, the next wee we would switch. Now, I was raised in a sleepy little mid-west town in the middle of nowhere by very conservative parents. Cursing was not allowed. But when I got away from home, I started hearing foul language. Well, my partner waitress used the root word "fuck" like a drunken sailor. She broke me in, when it comes to foul language. I laughed at the different ways she would use that word. I didn't care how she talked, as long as she didn't use that language in front of the customers, and she didn't. It was always in the noisy kitchen, away from the dining room. She was the hardest worker I had ever seen and had a great personality. We made allot of money together, and that was all I cared about, as I was a single Mom with a son to raise. Her name was Sharon. I will never forget her.

So, truthfully, I am not offended by the words you mentioned. Our country is, you know... going to hell in a hand-basket. As someone else said upthread, it's a form of venting. People express themselves in different ways out here in the real world. If I don't like what or how someone is saying something, I just back out of the thread. Anyway, that's my 2 cents on the subject.

Hope you're not mad at me for expressing myself on the subject. Peace.