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Bush and Blair's Chat |
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Jul 22, 2006, 10:39pm
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Re: Bush and Blair's Chat
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Iced Cap
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Name: Christopher
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I know that some words are more powerful in meaning than others, and I think that's the problem here. To me, "stop this ****" and "stop this garbage" mean about the same thing, just said a different way. Just like you could answer a "Do you like my site?" with "No, I think it sucks", but it would be best to answer with "It's not the best it could be, try ..." for example.
Just like all words, there is a place for them. In public I don't think it's appropriate. If you're talking to me one on one, I don't mind you expressing your thoughts with curses if that helps you portray the message because they are just words  Am I making sense?Also worth noting that TNT does have a no-cursing policy |
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