Topic: Swearing

Duty Honor Country · October 19th, 2004

Being back on active duty has exposed me to quite a bit of swearing. It amazes me how much soldiers run their mouths. Some of the females here have worse mouths than the guys.

My question is

how much do you swear?

Bootboy82 · October 19th, 2004

A lot, maybe too much

Duty Honor Country · October 19th, 2004

I do my best to not do it, but from time to time it just comes out.

NCdt Steliga · October 19th, 2004

Not as much as my Sergeants, but still quite a bit.

Airborne Eagle · October 19th, 2004

Since having kids, I've cleaned up a lot. Talk about echo chambers!

Darkmb101 · October 19th, 2004

quite a bit.

Peper · October 20th, 2004

I do it every now and then. I can clean it up and not say a single cuss word, but I also like to let loose and let 'em fly. I guess it all depends on what mood you catch me in. However, I always make a concerted effort to never cuss in front of children. They are like little tape recorders when someone says a cuss word. It is forever stored in their memory. LOL!

SAINT · October 20th, 2004

In the army, you'll need to curse and swear a lot.. I did that too. It's a culture. Else you'll be seen as soft.

Out in the civilian world, I'm supposed to be good and a SAINT.
So I don't swear.

I only 'swear' to girls that 'I love you!'.

Duty Honor Country · October 20th, 2004

I've learned that if you swear and yell ONLY when things are serious, soldiers notice. I blew up on a soldier once. Later a few of my friends said they never thought I could be like that and it was intimidating

Saint...how did I know it would be you who picks that "I am a saint" vote

SAINT · October 20th, 2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by Doody

Saint...how did I know it would be you who picks that "I am a saint" vote

Mutual thinking, maybe

View Poll Results :How much do you swear?
all the time...I'm a sailor	9	16.07%
only when I am mad	12	21.43%
Only after being in the field for 30 days	1	1.79%
F this and F that is an everyday thing for me	15	26.79%
every now and then	16	28.57%
none...I am a saint	3	5.36%
Voters: 56. You may not vote on this poll

October 19th, 2004	Post 1
Duty Honor Country Milforum Moderator	Post; Swearing Being back on active duty has exposed me to quite a bit of swearing. It amazes me how much soldiers run their mouths. Some of the females here have worse mouths than the guys. My question is how much do you swear? __________________ "The best form of taking care of troops is first-class training, for this saves unnecessary casualties." Erwin Rommel

October 19th, 2004	Post 2
Bootboy82 Centurion	A lot, maybe too much __________________ Every drop of blood Every bitter tear Every bead of sweat I live for this If you don\'t live for something you\'ll die for nothing!

October 19th, 2004	Post 4
NCdt Steliga Cadet Moderator Gear	Not as much as my Sergeants, but still quite a bit. __________________ Pte K. Steliga RMC/CMR Cadet Wing Quartermaster Per ardua ad astra

October 19th, 2004	Post 5
Airborne Eagle Centurion	Since having kids, I've cleaned up a lot. Talk about echo chambers! __________________

October 19th, 2004	Post 3
Duty Honor Country Milforum Moderator	I do my best to not do it, but from time to time it just comes out.

October 19th, 2004	Post 6
Darkmb101 Tribunus Laticlavius	quite a bit. __________________ on a permanent vacation....will visit every now and then. see arcade hidden message!!! Life is short and pointless, be happy and live it.

October 20th, 2004	Post 7
Peper Immunes	I do it every now and then. I can clean it up and not say a single cuss word, but I also like to let loose and let 'em fly. I guess it all depends on what mood you catch me in. However, I always make a concerted effort to never cuss in front of children. They are like little tape recorders when someone says a cuss word. It is forever stored in their memory. LOL! __________________ “We have an all-volunteer military, but we, the platoon of parents, wives, children and husbands of those who serve, are given only one choice: to love or not. Our job is to struggle with our fears in plain sight of the carefree lives we used to live, and in plain sight of our friends and leaders who have no direct involvement; no loved ones at risk… no skin in the game.” --Frank Schaeffer

October 20th, 2004	Post 8
SAINT Centurion	In the army, you'll need to curse and swear a lot.. I did that too. It's a culture. Else you'll be seen as soft. Out in the civilian world, I'm supposed to be good and a SAINT. So I don't swear. I only 'swear' to girls that 'I love you!'. __________________ WHY IN THE WORLD DO WE NEED TO FIGHT SO OFTEN? HAVE WE FORGOTTEN THE BABIES?

October 20th, 2004	Post 9
Duty Honor Country Milforum Moderator	I've learned that if you swear and yell ONLY when things are serious, soldiers notice. I blew up on a soldier once. Later a few of my friends said they never thought I could be like that and it was intimidating Saint...how did I know it would be you who picks that "I am a saint" vote

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