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Originally posted by Serenity:
all the popular swear words were a form of blasphemy.
I wonder if Lord (Sir) is considered blasphemous.

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Originally posted by Serenity:
While curses involving body parts and functions are common today, their shock value has lessened.
Must be a regional thing. Seems there’s still a few that the shock value hasn’t lessened.

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Originally posted by Serenity:
The notorious "f-word" dates back to the 1500s, and it's been impolite ever since.
It has to be one of the most flexible words around. And, it’s an acronym for a law with such a highly legal sounding name.

Now be honest - when you see "f-word", do you really think it means some abstract four-letter word that starts with an “f”, such as fart, or do you say ****?

Also, a “fart” involves both “body parts and functions”, and it definitely is “common today”, but it isn’t considered swearing. I guess members of the AARP are doing more farting than f-wording.
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