Well fuck me silly and shit on my petunias! What the fuck makes those shitheads think that?
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In their results, Americans topped the list with a curse word appearing 0.036% of the time. That is equivalent to 36 curse words in a 100,000-word text.
Seems a lot lower than my numbers. But I’m a pretty vulgar guy.
I think this "Aussies are laid back and easy going" stereotype needs to die. Ive seen some spectacular crashouts at the most mundane of things.
What is the charge? Eating a meal? A succulent Chinese meal?
Ah, I see you know your judo well....
We are more vulgar in general now. If you look back to when I was a lad ... The 1970s -if you put up a sign on your lawn that had the "F" word in it like the recent F*ck Brandon, you would have the whole neighborhood up in arms against you and likely would have a visit from the police making you take it down. Last year I was at a flea market and saw a whole table of bumper stickers "joe and the ho" " F Brandon" and worse. These being sold by a Baptist vendor who saw nothing wrong with it despite children being all over the market. There is a lack of decorum... Being the better person.... The idea of being a human being and holding a door for someone or even waiting patiently is all but dead. These are the generations of people that raised their kids with manners and spanked them for not respecting their elders. What happened? Where did it all go funky and Mr. Rodgers was replaced with it's all about me and fuck you? I don't know but I fight it with politeness and patience every day.
Fuck that prude shit. Words are just words, only weird ass religions would decide a word is "evil'.
Hell yeah you cocksucking, motherfucking, shit faced, dumbass, cunts
Is it because the Brits and Aussies are more willing to swear in person, so they don't keep it bottled up until they get online? America is really represented in many ways.
It's because they're more self-censoring in real life.
I'm sure Ned Flanders swearing seems implausible in Australia.
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