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I really don’t see anything wrong with the word “Damn.”
“How do you delete these damn speeches from my I pad?”
@1 Jimmy – says the guy who *likes* walnuts! 🙂
Basically, I asterisk Da**Cat because the judge preceding me, Keln, also did so, and it’s his blog. 🙂
Personally, I think swearing and walnuts have a lot in common. They are both vile, both bitter, and both draw undue attention to themselves. Because of that, I don’t choose to use either.
The preceding post does not necessarily reflect the views of the da** California walnut industry.
@3: See here, young lady: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Damn?s=t
Most of the uses – and history – don’t relate to “swearing.” Reluctance to use it in modern contexts is very old fashioned, as they explain:
@5 Jimmy – “Reluctance to use it in modern contexts is very old fashioned”
Then here’s to old-fashioned women: as long as there are old-fashioned men of honor in the world, may there ever be old-fashioned women of virtue.
I’ll drink to that, Harvey (just an expression!).
I for one am going to continue to self censor when I type DamnC@t.
😉
@6 Harvey – Thank you.