Is" get the hell out of my face," explicit cursing or anything?
90251
Hope you find the answer... I wanted to use that line a few minutes ago.
620106
No. All profanity is abusive, regardless of context. And unprofessional.
799662
The worst has to be a .wav going around AOL chat years ago.  It's presented like a song (!), rather dramatically.  Here goes:\n\n"I'd rather clean \nall the bathrooms\nin Grand Central Station\nwith my tongue\nthan spend\none more minute\nwith you!"\n\nEWWWW!  \n(Worse yet, I think I still have the .wav somewhere on old CD Saved Files.  I reckon it's time to track it down and erase that thing!)
781363
they aren't too bad, but there will be swearing at any concert you go to unless it's like, a boy-band. I turned 14 not too long ago and I went to a Click Five concert-no swearing; a Taking Back Sunday and Angels and Airwaves concert-lots of swearing; and a 30SecondsToMars, Pink Spiders', Cobra Starship concert-TONS of swearing. So, either way, there will probably be a lot of swearing, but not as bad as a Slipknot concert, though...
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Using the Lord's name in vain is a seperate issue from using foul-language generally.  There is nothing remotely related to G*d when you say f* off, but if you were to say "I wish to G*d you would f* off," then you are both using foul language AND using G*d's name in vain.  Empty pleas to G*d for shallow reasons are what we are talking about.  G*d is too busy to care about your squabble.\n\nOn to your answer.  Anger is a sin.  The words you choose may communicate that anger more clearly, but the emotion is the sin - not the language that expresses it.  \n\nI can't imagine any interpretation of scripture that prohibits casual foul language, so long as it isn't hurtful.
73411
I don't know if it's actually rude or not, but I did read somewhere that when a person types in all caps, it signifies raising one's voice. (as in anger) So, maybe it is rude. Sometimes I do it when I'm laughing at something, though...
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there's gotta be, same for answers and users.\nsomebody oughta do a site like this and take out all the damn censors.\n\nnot just the deleting of answers and questions, but also they should do away with replacing profanity with this thing  *\ni think it's called an asterisk\n\nany one who dissagrees can do what bender from futurama said\n\n\nBITE MY SHINY METAL A,S,S
245743
http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article04-108
55933
It should mean "Go F**k Yourself", but now that you know, I hope you don't say that to anyone!
1084039
I have NO idea WHAT you are talking about!\n\n\n\n(because I abide by ALL the rules of you-know-what)\n\nnow shut the F up
287513
Roundhouse kick you in the face.\nTwice.
361378
It depends on the relationship I have with the person.  If they are family, I just get nasty with them and don't pull any punches.  (and I can strip someone with my tongue very easily)  If they are an acquaintance, I just ignore them.  In my situation, this is the worst possible insult they can receive as most folks around me like being in my company.  I let the person see me looking great, laughing (could be about them or not) and generally having a great time.  I'm like you, I prefer not to swear, as it shows poor manners, so sometimes my revenge is more a mental discipline then a verbal one.
762096
Excellent point!\nAdults should be able to talk with out swearing.\n\nI am very scared of talking to young adults/children, thanks for the reminder!
767774
i wouldnt consider it profanity, but slang,,,, and i guess it depends the context they are using it in would define it as really bad  slang or not,, "oh crap i hit my toe", is different then   "i have to take a crap", it does stand for shit,,, like heck stands for hell,,,,,i would discourage my child from using it,\n\nps: i think right here is a example that people dont take it too seriously, crap and hell didnt get censored, but the 4 letter word starting with a s that crap stands for , did , lol
442913
How about my D*ick in your face ?
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reported for abuse:\n\nspam
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Absolutely not. "Pissed" actually has several different meanings. I learned this the first time I went to London. Over there when they say "I was pissed out of me mind" it simply means drunk. Theres nothing wrong with that word. Only uptight anal retentives would get in a twist over it.\n\n-J.