Women swearing...

RupertCommunicator

How is it still in business when it's shitness is so great that things that are rubbish are named after it?

Anonymous

RupertCommunicator wrote:

How is it still in business when it's shitness is so great that things that are rubbish are named after it?

its proper webbo and as legendary as me i reckon.

RupertCommunicator

I don't think the saying "Sheepsteeth" is named after you though, so you can't be THAT legendary!

Anonymous

RupertCommunicator wrote:

I don't think the saying "Sheepsteeth" is named after you though, so you can't be THAT legendary!

ah, ive been found out.

except i am a legend of course.

Kitty

Back on topic again, after thinking about it I don't swear in public when out with friends or at work, only at home and in the car.

I think swearing in public is rude whether it's male or female.

Mynameisdann

I swear in public only when with friends though, or a pub or similiar locations, never around families or children though

Kitty

Yeah pubs and clubs are more acceptable, but i still wouldn't see it as lady like to swear in a pub.

Where are my stabilisers?

I swear quite a lot tbh, more so if I'm cheesed off and even more so if somebody tells me to mind my language - because that irritates me more than anything!