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Can I swear on Talkbass?
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At the very least it would be in poor taste
IMVHO
Duke
IMVHO
Duke
You can ... once
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I swear....this place gets better everyday!
You will find this to be one of the "cleaner" forums. Stay away from politics and religion. Don't use the "high ranking" bad language.
Why would you want to?
More to the point, why would anyone reading a post of yours want to hear you do so?
More to the point, why would anyone reading a post of yours want to hear you do so?
If you have to ask, the answer is no.
Sure. Once. Maybe two - three times if you're quick.
I prefer hearing people speak without pretense.
Which pretense is that?
Joined Monday.
Welcome to TB. Your contributions so far have been riveting.
Welcome to TB. Your contributions so far have been riveting.
Refraining from speaking as they really speak.
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We'd all be happier if you swore out loud while sitting at your computer rather than posting it. 
Seriously? I thought that old meme of arguing in favor of incivility in the name of "being genuine" went out of vogue with the hippies back in the 60s.
That one sure brings back some memories of those days for me.
I guess we'll need to agree to disagree on that point. But thanks for the clarification.
network TV ?? The shining bastion of class, civility, and good taste? Hang on while I set my time machine back seven or eight decades ( and point it at another planet...)
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