Comments on: Cursing in posts: what constitutes a potty-mouth?

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By: Alesia Benson

Alesia Benson — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 12:01:14 +0000

My feelings are that most Millennials appear to think, “I type the way I talk and I talk the way I act. If you don’t like it, f- you!” I personally believe it is a sign of the overall lack of cultural respect toward others with the “prim and proper” mentality of the past being thrown out the window, like those who shamelessely throw their McDonald’s bags out on the side of the freeway. What happened to all the other words in the dictionary that can be used to describe the way you feel? Is the shift-F7 key not helping all the Millennials learn different ways to speak? Though the occasional cuss word has its sweat and dear place of times to use, I do not feel it should be the norm out of any mouth, blog or commentary.

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By: David Erickson

David Erickson — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 23:09:42 +0000

I think the only time I really use swear words online is when I use them to set a certain tone; very much like your gym example.

I will also use swear words when passing along content from another source, if that source used a profanity.