When is the "F" word acceptable?

Bojangles said:
Bullshit, its just a ****ing word
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Well, it may also be an adverb, it describes an action "they were ****ing like rabbits" or "I don't ****ing care " describing an action WITH ones personal feelings as well, personal pro noun, not quite an adjective... "Just another ****ing word " Perhaps, but it's a slang word with many meanings..so **** it.. ..
 
4wd said:
Well, it may also be an adverb, it describes an action "they were ****ing like rabbits" or "I don't ****ing care " describing an action WITH ones personal feelings as well, personal pro noun, not quite an adjective... "Just another ****ing word " Perhaps, but it's a slang word with many meanings..so **** it.. ..
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Safer than "Fuel pump" f word on other forums
 
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Bojangles said:
Lol, when ur sitting down across the way and see it, (lights off and blackout curtains and liners drawn) yeah... spooked me, and dug was caught off guard there, thats his couch remember...
The subs have been there for years... i just removed the grills cause i thought i heard them rattling (the top 1 has fallen off before).
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Get em dug..
 
I use it. Don't mind it from others. What I have issue with is overuse. Seriously, is it really necessary to use it as often as a comma in a run on sentence?

I recently was getting my hair cut and there were 3 twenty something kids in chairs. There seemed to be a competition who could use it more than the other two combined. The women cutting their hair were flinching after a while.

Any word loses impact overused.
 
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