My DH does not use that word.
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Mine doesn’t either. If we were somewhere like a football game party and Bama fumbled, the language would get slightly salty and DH would say, well, we’ve got to go. It didn’t bother HIM so much he just doesn’t want me to hear it. Southern girl and all that.
My dad said “damnation” once when he hit his thumb with a hammer :-/
I think also, maybe it’s a regional thing? We were catching a plane and some dude from NYC was riding the shuttle with us, and F bombs were flying. Totally nice conversation, totally nice man, just swore.
Okay .. end of language slide, at least for me.
I think the slides have moved to bathrooms now :-)
Okay .. end of language slide, at least for me.
I think the slides have moved to bathrooms now :-)
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I think I caught the best of both worlds at post # 1004.
I should have let Bagster know about the poem at post # 1004.
He might have appreciated it.
People who swear all the time, even in polite company, without even being aware that they are doing it have just been brought up poorly bless their hearts. Never exposed to good manners. We do best to be gracious with them, but not to sink to their level.
Good. Our husbands both believe in treating us like ladies.