Shut the *bleep* Up!

[ninajay]

I've used ..oh snap!
               son of a biscuit
               fudge
               shut the front door
               freakin'

[Tresbn00]

My kids internalize and try not to let the opponents see that their feathers have been ruffled. This is surprising considering the garbage music that they listen to(guess I am getting old). My wife and I are both Athletes and I would like to think that I brought our children up right.  My kids weren't allowed to use words like fat or stupid, when they were growing up, when describing people...there really is no place for those words as they are only hurtful. I think that teaching them that seemingly innocent words can be insensitive they have graduated to a point where they don't use harsher words.  We have taught them that using language like this is just a sign of a lower class up bringing.

[kay7]

I miss the 50's when you weren't assaulted all the time with foul language 

[Amber0399]

Futher mucker
Aruss
Freak
Sheet
Puck,

[falcon9]

I miss the 50's when you weren't assaulted all the time with foul language 

You must not have been around many 'impolite' military personnel from before the 50's through the present time, for example.  There's a basis for the phrase, "cussing like a sailor", (which was not restricted to the navy).  Up until the late 70's, "foul language" was an accepted training tool in boots camps across the services.  After the early 80's, drill instructors who were used to that 'tool' sometimes struggled to not employ it, (apparently, someone's mother complained to a congressman about it or something along those lines).  The rationale for 'cussing' went along the lines of, 'if you can't take a few colorful metaphors, what are you going to do when the bullets start flying - cry?'

[MessiahMews]

I've used ..oh snap!
               son of a biscuit
               fudge
               shut the front door
               freakin'

Oh yeah, son of a biscuit eater is how I heard it.  And another... Tim mad dog!

[jenniferhoder]

My favorite STILL has to be SHUT THE FRONT DOOR! Best Commericial EVER!!!!

[dwggs]

I heard a good one the other day that I thought was funny

"Shut the Front Door"

[kingozzy]

When my kids arent around I swear, but when they are I usually say son of a biscuit