Expletives Deleted: Swearing in Social Media

[themedicinemans]

Fuck fuck shit fuck

[biteme2367]

Plain and simple, cursing shows insecurity. I know this from experience. Personal experience as well.

[NineInchTo0l]

God this (Expletive) is boring, but she's is pretty hot. I thought this was supposed to be something else,I expecting her to take off her top at some point. i forgot this is You-Tube not the other Tube.

[speedomike747]

subbed cuz your hot :D

[89EzMoney89]

if you wernt so FUCKIN hot, no one would watch even 10 seconds of your boring videos. die. cunt

[iceboardin]

God damn.. shut the fuck up already.

[iceboardin]

God damn.. shut the fuck up already.

[LongCry88]

Thank you Entensity, thank you Askmen!!! <3

[funkyseefunkydo]

Oh my goodness! u look hotter as a red head!

[MAreesay]

god you're cute, miss.

[sherif89]

how cute can u be :)

[googledoogle]

Askmen brought me here. Subscribed!

[miechiviejo]

@googledoogle me too

[newcoyote]

Who'd a thunk something like a cold could make a crazy hot woman even more sexy. Gawd!

[peolpe3]

swear is great

[89EzMoney89]

WHY ARE YOU NOT NAKED YET?? I WATCHED ALL THE WAY TO THE END AND NO JOY!!

[traptedmind]

Omg your cute. 5 stars!!

[musicX4Xlife92]

Watching your video reminded me of something my dad recently said to me. He had seen my status on myspace where I said something insulting my boss or the schedule or something. I have coworkers on my friend's list and we don't always get along. If your boss finds out something you said online, they could use it against you.

I completely agree on the cursing thing. On facebook, I tend to slip with language more because I don't have coworkers or family on there.

[shortcircuit925]

go out with me

[Knoptop]

Very good point when comparing the language used on business and personal social media communication. But what about kids in the audience? Kids under age can't attend certain movies & parents are advised before certain TV shows and even "the grown-ups table" at a dinner is reserved for adult conversation. Should a rating system be used for social media? If so, should the blogger be responsible for upholding it. This is a really good topic! Bummer you don't have more views on this video.

[JolieODell]

Yeah, I'm a big old would-be sellout. =) Honestly, anyone who plans to make money on the Internet has to take a look at their conversion funnel. The width of the bottleneck between impressions and new clients varies widely and is dependent on SO many factors; I'd rather language not be one of them. My ideas can be off-putting enough. ;)

[EtotheZtotheB]

On the other side of things, I absolutely LOVE the monthly newsletters put out by my hosting provider, Dreamhost. Instead of generic-speak, they're full of hilarious expletive-riddled stories of failure. Their most recent one described one of their servers as having "shat the bed".

I think there's something to be said for a company (or individual) that doesn't mind having a little fun, especially when everyone else is crowding up the politically-correct middle.

[JolieODell]

It's all about what the market will bear. And as you've discovered, I don't mind talking a little trash myself once in a while. ;)

[EtotheZtotheB]

Good video - way to power through a cold for the good of providing insightful commentary!

I was with you up until you said "I value money more than personal expression". That kind of bummed me out

I swear a lot in real life, but my personal editor seems to kick in when it comes to typing words on a screen. All the same, if I'm passionately writing about something, sometimes nothing beats a good swear word to get a point across. If that offends someone who randomly googles my name, so be it.