Who else here done not say curse words.

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I personaly curse like a drunken sailor. Both online and in real life. If people say something to offend me or make fun of me, I simply filp my middle finger at them. If people tell me something rude I tell them "Go to Hell" or "Eat s**t" right back at them.

I normally only swear when I'm really angry. But this is just something I've started doing for the past few years. When I was a little kid, I said a bad word, and my mom made me lick a bar of soap, which tasted nasty. Even though I know she won't do that again because I'm an adult, I still don't swear very often.

I swear like a longshoreman. I should, I come from a long line of them. Where other people say "um" or "er" I say "f---"

I don't say those words because I don't like hearing them. I hear enough of them from my mum.

I do, not as much as most people but that's out of habit not values.

I don't get why people make a big deal out of curse words. They're just vocalizations made by the larynx and mouth. They carry no meaning other than the meaning people give to them. I find curse words are sometimes good for getting a point across. Other times it's best not to use them, because there can sometimes be consequences(i.e. swearing at your boss is not a good idea). As for people being offended, they made their decision I'm not taking responsibility for that. We're turning into a victim society where people blame everybody else for feeling offended and forget that feeling offended is their decision. Even I fell to that kind of mentality for a while, but I'm over it.

I don't swear and I don't like hearing people swear.

I use them daily and frequently within the day especially with people I am friends with, they are comfort words to me. I also like the way they sound, also, when used right, to me, they can be hilarious. That's just me though =P (FYI, I live by George Carlin's philosophy on "bad words")

I don't use them very often, like others have said just when I am extremely upset or in distress.

I learned to punctuate with swear words a long time ago, I am with Sweetleaf and Reindeer - words are just words, but I do think there is a time and a place.

They can be funny and very expressive and forceful if used right - and I absolutely LOVE messing with the ridiculous self-righteous types. That look of slight distress and sadness from a religious nut is priceless.

Frak!

Works pretty well too.