History of the Predictive Text Swearing
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Uploaded on Dec 1, 2007
Armstrong and Miller genius work on why texting won't let you swear.
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ricochetrichie 1 year ago
i once txted a girl a rude suggestion but it came out;
"I cant wait to kick your puppy"
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Nathan Crosskey 2 years ago
"Whereas we do not offer them... cock."
"or anal"
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ifjoewasntcurly 1 month ago
2625, Am I writing cock or anal, the plot thickens
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hondamason 2 months ago
Nice
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Stannnnnnnnn 3 months ago
"Under certain circumstances, urgent circumstances, desperate circumstances, profanity provides a relief denied even to prayer." ~Mark Twain
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hawkbit13 3 months ago
Indeed. The idea that the upper classes do not swear is wrong, they swear worse than anyone else. Back in the middle ages, when noblemen spoke French primarily, they learnt English from their servants, and picked up some choice words which they used freely. However, the upper classes see swearing in public as a negative thing.
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perfacetus 5 months ago
I disagree. The idea that the word is vulgar is the very reason people use the word. After all, if the words were not offensive there would be no purpose in using them, they would be pointless.
People swear because they want to be associated the charateristics of a person who swears (likely to break the rules, potentially out of control, violent, aggressive) and people (like some upper classes) avoid swearing because they see those very same characterists as negative, rather than positive.
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jackdtroughton 5 months ago
Everyone CAN swear and should! The value judgement that swearing is bad or vulgar originates in the upper class and those who seek to emulate them is all I'm observing and reporting.
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