To be fair, I was quoting something he had said to me earlier in the thread. (The US marine remark.) But you and J-Man are right. I'm just bored is all.Wouldukindly said:Both of you need to tone it down, right now neither of you are being creditable to your opinion.Ionami said:You can say whatever the fuck you want to say until a muscle-headed US marine hears and knocks your fucking lights out. Is that about right? Enjoy being the shit underneath everyone's shoes.Mr0llivand3r said:you know i would, but words don't hurt.Ionami said:Get off the roids, jackass. You're a moron, and your posts constantly reflect that.Mr0llivand3r said:no, they don't, you pussy. it's just a collection of organized sounds interpreted by the brain of the individual who hears it.Ionami said:You sir, are incredibly naive. That is a ridiculous thing to say. Words hurt all the time.Mr0llivand3r said:they're just words, and words don't hurt.
words DON'T hurt. and if you think they hurt, how about you call a hardened muscle-head U.S. Marine a "douchebag fucking pansy ****** shithead cockless bastard".
then after he knocks your fucking lights out, then you can evaluate who was hurt more.
so you calling me a jackass does nothing but make me laugh. i can say whatever the fuck i want to say. its my own fucking opinion
Actually this swear-off is a perfect example of my opinion on swearing. Generic, over-the-top, every-third-word swearing does make you look like a idiot, as does random childish name calling. However I find that swearing can make a usually boring speech or conversation far more interesting if used creatively, case in point Warren Ellis' work or Seth Rogan's speech in Zack and Miri Make a Porno ('We were supposed to FUCK and ended up making love!')