cutiepie3000
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 2, 2009 12:59 AM
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This is like a really good bulliten or however u spell it but yeah we have a rule about prfanity at school but its not keeping kids from cussing i mean idk how much farther u can go once u already got a rule against it?? But anyways i tink u shsud try tho..i wish i cud do that but i really cnt talk cuz i have a really bad cussing problem myself..but i only say the words if i get hurt or if im mad which is the hurt ine not soo often...the mad part now...thats why my problem is soo bad ha but im working on it  --  -i dont have time for childish people. -i have nothing to prove to you. -i am me and that is all i can be. - (-<  <3 |
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a person
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 2, 2009 12:28 AM
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we're not robots... that'd end up like being the colorless world in the giver... unless you're not allowed to read that because it has too much no-nos in it... like boys feeling turned on... OH NO!
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a person
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 2, 2009 12:27 AM
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omg ik what you mean. like when people try to replace it with something else. it just sounds stupid. "OH FUDGE!" uh wow we're not 3. it's the real world, not kindergarten class.
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pazarmonia
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 1, 2009 7:51 PM
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why thank you
i do my best
haha :]
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rip mj :'[
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Frootii
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 1, 2009 7:48 PM
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Haha I make you laugh? XD
Anyway, I like certain words =P
They make me feel like I'm more satisfied with what I say.
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 1, 2009 7:48 PM
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> ok i really think its a nie thought but you are
> fighting a losing battle
> it would be like trying to get all fat people to go
> on a diet
you just made my day.
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pazarmonia
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 1, 2009 7:44 PM
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ok i really think its a nie thought but you are fighting a losing battle
it would be like trying to get all fat people to go on a diet
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if you wanna make the world a better place, take a look in the mirror and make that change
rip mj :'[
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 1, 2009 7:44 PM
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every generation has its bad words. what was considered bad 30 years ago is normal now.
and frootii you make me laugh.
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lilTwirler136
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 1, 2009 7:42 PM
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Teachers are sick of it, some students, parents and about everybody. In past generations you never heard any bad words, when you were born your parents told you not to say bad things, you know they are bad so why do you do them???
It creates a happier, more comfortable, friendly, more successful environment when people follow the rules.
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Frootii
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 1, 2009 7:41 PM
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I'm sorry but are you like 9?
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Frootii
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 1, 2009 7:41 PM
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Okay, but still...
Maybe not everyone wants to stop
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Walk beside me and be my friend. =)
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Im 14 years young!
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 1, 2009 7:38 PM
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i think you should realize that not everyone is like you and is going to act like you. and they dont have to. although you do not like it that doesnt mean others have to stop to please you. besides chances are they will in time realize how they sound and stop on their own. im willing to be some even to do to spite you seeing as you obviously make a big deal about it.
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lilTwirler136
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 1, 2009 7:33 PM
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We don't have physical bullying problems.
I am optimistic we can reduce or even stop profanity use. We have successfully stopped discriminating terms. If sometime says something like that we were taught to remind them, like someone would say something then like 30 people who heard them would be like "Don't say that, that is not cool that hurts people." Then they would apologize and be soooooo embarassed they never said it again.
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Frootii
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 1, 2009 7:27 PM
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First, not trying to be rude. just stating my opinion =D
Okay, this is NEVER going to stop, sorry it's just not.
People are going to say whatever they want, including me.
They are just words, and I don't understand why they are bad.
"stupid head" can be just as offensive as "eff of" depending on the tone of voice, and such.
I do agree though, that people WAY over do it, saying the F word every other syllable.
But I would be just as annoyed if people used a different word with every other syllable.
(I really hope that made sense, I couldn't think of a way to phrase it)
Words really DON'T have to hurt. They only do if you let them.
People should really be focusing more on physical violence, because that HAS to hurt.
There isn't the fact that you can just let it go, or look the other way, brush off our shoulders.
Haha anywayy, the point...
Good luck! <3
I am not gonna lie though, I really don't think it's gonna happen. =P
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Don't walk in front of me,
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Don't walk behind me,
I may not lead.
Walk beside me and be my friend. =)
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Im 14 years young!
Get to know me!
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lilTwirler136
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Re: A Step towards no profanity
May 1, 2009 7:16 PM
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Bullying is not so much an issue at our school, just profanity. Kids use it everywhere they go they start saying profanity to their food or because they can't push their chair in all the way.
Believe it or not I have talked to students before and my own classmates and have got them to stop.
If you are with a group of kids and one says something bad and everyone ignores them they stop it is really neat. Sometimes they will even remind their friends when they say something rude that they need to rethink what they are saying and stop using words like that, and it works!
But there is that small percentage that just does not want behave or follow the rules.
Profanity isn't cool, it really isn't.
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