No abstract is available for this article.doi:10.1002/scin.5591760310Laura SandersJohn Wiley & Sons, Ltd.Science NewsSanders, L. (2009, January 8). %&*#$! Makes You Feel Better. Science News Vol. 176, Issue 3. Retrieved February 16th, 2012....
Swearing isassociated with the lower classesin society, which is why the expression is toswear like a sailor. When you often swear, you get a reputation as being uncouth and poorly raised. So, swearing is alsoa poor reflectionon your family. Bad for Children to Hear Chances are that if y...
(redirected from swearing like a trooper)Also found in: Thesaurus, Idioms, Encyclopedia. trooper soldier or police officer: He was a state trooper. Not to be confused with: trouper –actor; dependable person: He’s always on time—a real trouper. Abused, Confused, & Misused Words by ...
F*ck It… Start Swearing Like a Sailor When Exercising Thank you, Long Island University Brooklyn, for providing evidence for my need to be swearing during my workouts. Not that I really cared what people thought, but I now have evidence that what I’m doing makes sense. Why? Because sci...
英语禁语taboo swearing words Lesson : How to (not) swear in English Ukraine: DEMATUKATSIA bill. Olha Bohomolets. Fine: 680 hrn– 1275 hrn. or 15-day detention.Swearing in English: Questions 1Does your native language have many swear words? Are they stronger than those in English?2Brain...
Captain Haddock of Tintin, who swears like... well, a sailor, is more of a subversion: While he does sometimes employ symbol swearing, he also has a very rich Gosh Dang It to Heck vocabulary (Which was compiled into a dictionary). Appears in Chick Tracts plenty of times. Weirdly, in...
Or is it that we spend hours playing violent video games like Grand Theft Auto, and then get behind the wheel of a car, pump up the thrash music, and tear off down the road? READ ALSOWill new warnings stop problem gambling? Odds are against it ...
There ought to be a room in every house to swear in. It's dangerous to have to repress an emotion like that. ~Mark Twain — Acorns and angleworms! — Bee-stings and nettles! — Nightshade and spiders! ~George M. P. Baird, fairy curse words in "The Theft of Thistledown: A Faery ...
Now I'm really torn. Obscenity feels like the final frontier of rebellion for me. Pinker tells me that it would be easier on my brain to substitute euphemisms than to go cold turkey. But when I say one aloud, I find myself shaking my head and thinking, I wish I hadn't just said ...
doi:10.1002/scin.5591760310Laura SandersScience NewsSanders, L. (2009, January 8). %&*#$! Makes You Feel Better. Science News Vol. 176, Issue 3. Retrieved February 16th, 2012.