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When Insults Had Class
Because I am an etiquette expert, people are careful about what they say and how they say it when around me. What they should know is that the top experts in proper etiquette understand human behavior well and we find … Continue reading
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The F Word Means You’re Fired!
24/04/2008 One in ten UK bosses has fired an employee for swearing at work. – 47% would fire for bad language in the workplace – 96% of employees believe swearing is unacceptable – A foul mouth is no.1and no.2 in … Continue reading
Definition of Profanity
Profanity is the effort of a feeble mind to express itself forcibly. read in Hugo Fink’s Barbershop, Huntingburg, Indiana
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What’s Wrong with Swearing?
Swearing Imposes a Personal Penalty It gives a bad impression. It makes you unpleasant to be with. It endangers your relationships. It’s a tool for whiners and complainers. It reduces respect people have for you. It shows you don’t have … Continue reading
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