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"donkey" and "poop" were used on a daily basis in early english history. [Please Talk Properly]e is NOT vulgar in germany. (no that is not a misspelling of the four letter word) A male donkey is called a jack.

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What's your motivation for posting this? Language changes constantly and everyone knows this. Proof is listed below, and is spoilered in case you can't handle the truth:

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Most swear words are vulgar because they're used out of context. And such words are still used on a daily basis, not just in early English history. I'm sure that clever trash talkers in early English history were just as adept at using such words out of context as people do today, and therefore were just as vulgar then under the same context as they are today.

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What's your motivation for posting this? Language changes constantly and everyone knows this. Proof is listed below, and is spoilered in case you can't handle the truth:

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LOL I THOUGHT THE '40s WERE COOL!

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What's your motivation for posting this? Language changes constantly and everyone knows this. Proof is listed below, and is spoilered in case you can't handle the truth:

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LOL I THOUGHT THE '40s WERE COOL!

Just because you thought the 40's were cool, doesn't mean anyone in the 40's at the time did. ;)

Also, I'm a big fan of the 40's... particularly their movies... like Holiday Inn and White Christmas with Bing Crosby. :D

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I still maintain that this is a duplicate of an already locked topic. H2 made one like this and it turned into a failwar.

And why am I not supprised that Cirevam reads Maddox mission?

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whoops

Anyways, I think the only reason the b-word is still used in proper context is that no one has found a replacement. You can't always call a male dog a sire because it may not be a father, but you can always call it a son of a [Ppease TalkProperly}.

One good reason not to use that word: the "dogs" (you who I'm talking about) are highly offended by it.

And they know how to use a gun, I learned that the hard way.

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