Since I have the mouth of sailor, any inappropriate words or gobbly-gook just stream out of my mouth without care or hesitation. Otherwise, when I'm on the internet, I have more time to think about what I'm going to say, and given that, less swear words are used simply because half the time they're unnecessary.
Online: rarely.
In person: very rarely.
In the privacy of my own mind: very frequently.
similar here,
online: no, all my posts are clean.
in real life: i used to curse quite often when i was a little kid but now not a single soul has heard me curse.
in my head: half of the time.
The absolutely ****ing massive amount of "****s" that fly out of my ****ing mouth in real life totally ****ing outnumber the amount used on the ****ing internet.
In real life: I swear like a ****ing sailor.
On the Internet: Surprisingly, I swear very little. I tend to be more mature on the Internet, for some odd reason.
I have a stutter so when I get stuck I have taken to swearing to stop it and refresh. Goes along the lines of: "how are you to to to, ****, Today." Even though I don't stutter much I swear a lot. Never around family. But when I'm with friends... They bring out the worst in me.
It all depends on who I'm speaking to. In real life, I swear mostly around friends or uptight people who have annoyed me. Same thing online, though I think I do it more in real life.
If any senator wishes to read this, I suggest a SUSA bill. Stop United States Act. If the internet needs to babysit your lawmaking, Then there's something wrong.
I swear whenever it comes out. Most of my posts roll off the tongue like normal speech. So it really depends on what I'm trying to say and what tone I want to give off.
Only poor and hatless people swear. Gentlemen only use an occasional "scoundrel" but only in the most upsetting situations a single human being can think of.
I rarely swear. The swear words don't carry any meaning to me, because of how much they are used. Even weak sentences have the word "****ing" in it with several people I've had to hang around with. "I went to that ****ing pizza place" with the exact same emotion and meaning as "I went to that pizza place."
The enlarged text makes me feel like I'm being shouted at. That's not very gentleman-y.
I think it's rather unbecoming.
I tend to swear when I am trying to emphasize something though.
Michelangelo
I use the large text for emphasis, not for more decibels.
Pronounce the large never as "neva" and the small never as "neverr"
similar here,
online: no, all my posts are clean.
in real life: i used to curse quite often when i was a little kid but now not a single soul has heard me curse.
in my head: half of the time.
Snarking is much more preferred.
On the Internet: Surprisingly, I swear very little. I tend to be more mature on the Internet, for some odd reason.
On the internet, it comes up. Occasionally.