MystressDream -> RE: No Use of Title? (12/5/2007 11:14:21 AM)
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ORIGINAL: YourhandMyAss sorry to derail the thread fox, but I gotta ask, peppermint, what's with people spelling cuss words with astrics and dots and what not, it's still a cuss word it's not any less of a cuss word, it doesn't look out right better than saying asshole. so what purpose does *** and @@@'s and things have when cussing.quote:
ORIGINAL: peppermint I call him Gary, or Sir, or Sweetheart, or A**hole....whichever is most appropriate for the situation. Pardon my butting in but perhaps it's a means of communicating your meaning without actually being crude about it? I've heard too many younger women swear like wharfies these days and frankly, I loathe how women are acting more like the fellas (and sometimes worse)! So I'm a dinosaur who's attracted to the rapidly vanishing era of well-mannered feminine ladies and who appreciates women for their (diminishing) behavioural differences.... <shrugs> Focus. (nods) dinosaur that would be ONE way to put it. Well, you can throw me into the "dinosaur" classification also if you wish. I, personally, don't tolerate profanity in my presence. I believe in manners and class and expect it from anyone escorting me. If I am at a public gathering where women and men are throwing around profanities, I simply get up and leave. It isn't my place to correct them, but, I don't have to sit and listen to it. I just wish women would act and speak more like ladies... and men would act and speak more like gentlemen.... I know... I guess it's just my own fantasy world. But, those in my service and generally those in my company adhere to it.
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