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Old 07-29-2011, 04:20 PM   #22
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There's very little worse than an inexperienced curser when they're practicing.
I wish I had a recording of conversation among Army cooks in the mess hall during the Viet Nam war... clearly 25 word vocabularies... which I 'enjoyed' while I was on KP duty peeling potatoes.

But salty language is part of the real world. There is a place and time where it does invoke some degree of realism into 'overheard' conversations as used by a writer attempting to re-create an accurate portrayal of life in the slums, or even executive boardrooms (Nixon, Blagojevich, et. al). My objections would lie only in those instances in which the language was inappropriate or unrealistic to the scenario.
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