[Northern Monkey]

No,My misses swears like a mother******.I used to be the same but curbed it when i had a kid.

[Ellen]

Dont like swearing.
You hear it everywhere, its not nice.

[booboomartin]

i'm would not be offended if someone swore in my presence. however, i would be if they swore AT me. my opinion, and i am entitled to an opinion is that people who go round swearing in general conversation, have a limited vocabulary, and probably limited education, and don't know any better

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Stop it,

[BigSister]

If its offensive then yes. If its just a mild swear word and its not aimed at me then no.

[GypsyGoth]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Buckingham or Crystal?

I blame lack of sleep for that.

[Jay.]

Not in the ****ing slightest.

[Jords]

If somebody sweared AT me Id be offended but otherwise nope its part of human behaviour. Even uptight people who dont swear use replacement words in situations (stressed, hurt etc.) and are essentially censored 'swearing'.

[Redway]

Depends on the context obviously (being sworn at) but generally nope.

[Tom4784]

**** no.

[Natalie.]

Doesn't bother me even if it is aimed at me

[billy123]

I dont think hardly anyone is really but you wouldnt know it if you look at the BB board half of them have turned into Mary Whitehouse and become very delicate all of a sudden.

[andybigbro]

No.

I hate seeing wee kids swear though, or hate seeing adults swear I front of kids or too their kids, it just seems wrong.

[Jack.]

I couldn't give a **** about people swearing

[mrflibble]

Nope. I personally have never sworn because I have never really felt the need to, but they are just words and I couldn't care less. Context is the most important thing and non-swearing words can be worse than a generic swear word (eg, personal insults).

Both of my parents swear a lot, my younger brother swears and I grew up with South Park but I have the cleanest mouth ever