• NOW LIVE! Into the Woods--new character species, eerie monsters, and haunting villains to populate the woodlands of your D&D games.

Cursing

Rather than use replacement words or money in a jar, just imagine that every person you talk to that you don't want to cuss in front of is a dear friend of your grandmother.
 

log in or register to remove this ad

just imagine that every person you talk to that you don't want to cuss in front of is a dear friend of your grandmother.

Some of my blargin' grandmother's dear friends can curse up a fludling storm...and do.
 

The first day I started this thread I counted thrity odd different curse/swear words exit my mouth over the course of the day. Today I have counted just fifteen, I have used more then a few of the suggested methods and considered a few others. I feel rather frustrated in my lacking of expression but I feel better about the prospects of getting my colorful language under control.

Oh- speaking to a fellow a while back about this very thing, he expressed the thoughts that lower educational people express themselves with swearing more then higher educational people. I asked what his degree was in as I had not heard him curse, his reply- "theology," which I laughed at asking him- "no, @#$%?" To which he replied- "no, @#$%."

Thanks again for all your help, and as I expressed- I hope this helps more then myself. :)
 




I heard a good one today: "RATTLESNAKES!"

People will know you're seriously ticked about something, its inoffensive, and unless you're out on the trail, its only other meaning probably won't apply- a winner!
 

Dannyalcatraz said:
I heard a good one today: "RATTLESNAKES!"

People will know you're seriously ticked about something, its inoffensive, and unless you're out on the trail, its only other meaning probably won't apply- a winner!

My wife told my daughter to say 'cheesemuffins'. One time we had left church, met a friend and as we walked along talking to her my daughter tripped, exclaimed "Cheesemuffins!" then turned to our friend to explain, "I said cheesemuffins because I'm not allowed to say s**t." :o
 

Dog Moon said:
Or you could tell them to punch you whenever you swear, if you don't have any money.
I second this

After graduation, I started work at a school and I had to do the same thing. It took me two months to lick it.

Every time I curse, I give myself a hard smack on the cheek. You can't cheat yourself- or else you ... cheat.. yourself. That didn't come out very well.

Anyhoo.

Another thing I do is make up words. This usually menas that I let something slip, and try to cover it so that no one will notice

Like: Fu...dgecake
Sh...azaam

Or just use words that I replace in my vocab as cursing- but no one else knows:
Nuts and boogers
 
Last edited:


Into the Woods

Remove ads

Top