The ANGST thread: Complain here!

[PaperLuigi]

I'd never win that "no swearing" bet, assuming people could monitor me when I'm alone. When no one's looking, I cuss like ten sailors.

Oh yeah? Well I cuss like 20 sailors!

[Suffix]

I don't see the big deal about using "swears" to express your anger. Never in my life have I sworn outside of quoting-- except for once, when I accidentally messed up the euphemism, "dang." That was a few years ago.

[MEGAߥTE]

I don't see the big deal about setting aside arbitrary words that are somehow "bad."

[Lizard Dude]

I'm not a big fan of the swearing so much as combining normal words into phrases that would still get you kicked out of church (ex. why you knob slobbing anal juggler).

[Vidgmchtr]

I don't really swear much at all, almost never in school, and never in an insulting manner.

That isn't to say my mouth is clean, though. :P

[BP]

Never from me. I use "Hell" only to refer to the place where evil people go, and even then, I don't tell people to go there. Once in a while I'll describe something from being there, for example the Satanic mockingbird from Hell (after it kept me up all night). What bothers me is when people use it to describe things all the time, especially "It's Hell-a cold in here!" and I'm like, "Hell's not a very cold place. You don't say, 'Freeze in Hell,' do you?" Of course this logic, is beyond most of the people who live here so they just say, "Shut up."

[Pt_Peach]

I have to share a room with my sister who's 4 years younger. Enough said.

[Glorb]

I'm not entirely sure of the use of the word "hella". It feels like my I.Q. drops a point every time I hear someone say it; it's so dumb.

Here's a funny story: a while ago, I started jokingly calling things "violent" for "good" (i.e., "Wow, those pants are violent!"), much in the same vein as "gnarly". Of course, I was joking. But you know what? At least two other kids in my school are now using it (i.e., "Wow, those pants are hella violent!"). I don't know whether that's bad or just...un-bad.

[PaperLuigi]

Then you must hate the South Park halloween episode.

[Glorb]

No, I actually thought that was funny. But on the whole, I find "hella" annoying because it makes no sense.

[The Chef]

I have ANGST because I haven't heard from my girlfriend since Friday. I'm sure she would've called me or emailed me by now. Before any of you advise me to contact her myself, let me remind you that she might not be around. She's always here there and everywhere, and usually the one to contact me first.

[Glorb]

I have yet to find love, so I rarely have a clue when people talk about this sort of thing. I'd say just wait, or maybe see if she's using her ham radio.

[Mr. Wiggles]

And here I thought it was usually the girl who gets clingy in the relationship. But Chef just blew my world away.

Also, I too swear like a sailor at seas and I often use swears casually. Thus, the reason I'm losing the bet. But I find using CW's filter's in real life helps a lot. I especially enjoy calling people Diligent Individuals and Bonobos and then getting some weird looks.

[SushieBoy]

Maybe girls aren't interested in guys who babble on about Zombies, Dinosaurs, and Ninjas Glorb.

[PaperLuigi]

And here I thought it was usually the girl who gets clingy in the relationship. But Chef just blew my world away.

Yeah, I was about to say that.