I can certainly think of some wonderful things your mouth can do.

By , on 9 February, 2012

You can’t beat Christian television programs aimed at kids for unintentional hilarity. Take for example this clip about how you shouldn’t cuss or use God’s name in vain. In particular the song plays hell with a corrupt mind like mine:

Setting aside the unintentional humor of it all, I was especially struck by . . . → Read More: I can certainly think of some wonderful things your mouth can do.

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Stephen Fry on the Joys of Swearing.

By , on 29 August, 2010

It pretty much goes without saying that I’m a cusser — that much is obvious just from the title and tagline of this blog — it’s one of the few vices I have. It’s a habit I’m not at all ashamed of and which I take a certain amount of enjoyment in engaging in. So . . . → Read More: Stephen Fry on the Joys of Swearing.

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Swearing appears to lower perceptions of pain. (#Blogathon)

By , on 26 July, 2009

This is another news item that’s been out for awhile and I’ve been meaning to mention it because it deals with a topic near and dear to me: Swearing. For the longest time it was assumed that swearing was a maladaptive response that increased the perception of pain. Then a couple of researchers decided to . . . → Read More: Swearing appears to lower perceptions of pain. (#Blogathon)

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John McCain has quite the temper..,

By , on 19 June, 2008

It seems a new book out called The Real McCain goes into some detail about the Presidential hopeful’s rather infamous temper. In particular it mentions an incident on the campaign trail back in ‘92 when McCain got angry with his wife:

Three reporters from Arizona, on the condition of anonymity, also let me in on . . . → Read More: John McCain has quite the temper..,

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