Re: America has culture, too! (was Re: Profanity versus Professionalism)

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In article <xQhQwUGFwR1K083yn@msen.com>
islander@msen.com "Michael Bauser" writes:

> Following-up from <URL:news://sci.anthropology>
> In article <Yasha-2208951011170001@mac2wild2.tamu.edu>,
> Yasha@bioch.tamu.edu (Yasha Hartberg) wrote:
> > In article <415137$nlp@utaipx02.uta.edu>, JRB8947@UTARLG.UTA.EDU (Joni R
> > Beaulieu) wrote:
> >
> > > I was told that cursing was simply a weak mind attempting to
> > > express itself forcefully.
>
> That sounds like an "always/never" rule. Let's be serious now --
> "always/never" rules are very seldom accurate.

"Always/never rules are "very seldom" accurate"!!!!!

Now doesn't that look like someone hedging their bets!!!!!

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Mark Petticrew

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