Frazz by Jef Mallett for January 17, 2012

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    ReneTray  almost 13 years ago

    I beg to differ.

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    slowguy  almost 13 years ago

    I taught a few kids like Caulfield over the last 15 years. They were the ones I enjoyed the most.

    Never had a problem telling them: what they do on their times is up to them and their parents. At school we follow school rules.

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    Matthew Davis  almost 13 years ago

    There are no “adult” words. There is, though, a class of words that adults use with other adults and children use with other children, but for some reason adults aren’t supposed to use them around children and children aren’t supposed to use them around adults.

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    jpsomebody  almost 13 years ago

    Free Dogsniff!

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    whitecarabao  almost 13 years ago

    Two 10-year-old neighbor boys were playing a game in front of my house. One of them messed up his turn and then said the “f-word” in disgust. The other kid said “You shouldn’t say things like that. There may be adults around.”I struggled to muffle my laughter.

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    Potrzebie  almost 13 years ago

    Nuts!

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    Goyeshiva  almost 13 years ago

    The idea of there being “adult” words is nonsensical. Such words should not be said by anyone, especially adults who are setting the tone for the chilren. or whatever reason, certain words are dirty, and others are “clean.” People should speak, generally, with a cleaner tongue.

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    spikelovesmusic  almost 13 years ago

    I ran into some bible-carriers one night who insisted that non-theological swear words were the equivalent of taking-the-Lord’s-name-in-vein words as a one-way ticket to the theological place of eternal punishment.

    Yes, one errant sh*t and you’re roasting for eternity. I don’t think the creator of the universe is quite that uptight about fecal matter and intercourse. After all, she’s seen it all billions of times…

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    caseva77  almost 13 years ago

    My problem with most swear words is that they don’t make any sense in the context they are used. It’s stupid.

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    clutzyninja  over 11 years ago

    Oh my gosh, peple, get off your high horses. Swear words are just words. They are descriptive, and at times, in moderation, completely appropriate, and can often be hilarious. Words have no power except the power you give them. It’s the intent that makes the difference, not the word iteself. “Go F youself” is offensive," but not because of the F word. It’s offensive because of the position the person is taking towards you. “I just stubbed my f*ing toe!!!” is not offensive, grow up.

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    DKHenderson  5 days ago

    If your parents and your grandparents don’t use the word, Caulfield, then why were you?

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