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So what you are saying is you swear, but not all the time?I meant I don't think I swear regularly, but I do swear![]()
So what you are saying is you swear, but not all the time?I meant I don't think I swear regularly, but I do swear![]()
We have college at sixteen+ and then uni at 18+, but they’re not mandatory. Because we have no middle school, in the change between primary school and high school (despite there only being a six week gap between the change) we learn and learn fast once we get into high schoolright right. The breakdown in US schools is: Elementary Schools=5-10 Middle School=11-13 High School=14-17. . . I think you could add another: Pre University for which are AP classes for which they can earn both high school and college credits. Though its not required.
YepSo what you are saying is you swear, but not all the time?
I find it hard to believe that any American isn't swearing regularlyI don’t swear regularly now
Must be my Russian bloodI find it hard to believe that any American isn't swearing regularly![]()
like are we talking low swears like damn or sh*t. or big ones like f***r, mfer, etc.... 8 or 9...
Yeah bugger is a word that is as close as you can get to cursing on television (pre-watershed) without actually cursing. It’s in a similar area to ‘bloody hell’@Bopper I know it was common for my family to use buggar regularly because we heard it from my grandma who was raised in England. but is that considered a mild swear there?
Yeah. Dirty Bugger was a regular occurance among my family, but since we live in US it didn't have the same effect.. Even Bloody Hell wouldn't cause alarm here.. However, Fuckin Aye would. lmaoYeah bugger is a word that is as close as you can get to cursing on television (pre-watershed) without actually cursing