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My mother dispelled the novelty of cursing, by telling me the origin of

the word and the fact that it was what people that were incapable of

negotiating did. in other words only low people lowered themselves to

curse. IN exchanges with people I don't curse, it seems that I would

conceed the loss of the arguement. A desperate attempt to get

somewhere verbally with another. Also no one can accuse you of being

out of order. If you keep an even tone they must stay engaged because

you haven't violated any rules(as on the phone with companies, when

they have failed a service delivery)

For some reason this explaination did not work on my girls (ravi has

not to date said any bad word) My eldest daughter swears with her peers

but not to me. But they think it is wildly funny and I don't. She is

22 and I still contend that experatives are the tools of people that

cannot better use their cranial capacity. (I do however on occasion in

order to express exasperation use foreign curse words) No one around me

knows what they mean and it has become like flep my outlet for

situations that have no sensible resolution. not said wi

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I heard that from a high school English teacher, but he was really strange so I don't really consider him a reliable source.

My mother told me this and i wanted to know if anyone else had heard of this. that the f word came from the church as "Fornication under cardinal knowledge". In other words during confession. My grandfather was a roman catholic priest so I assumed she knew anyone else know religious history? mimiCreate a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home.

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My mother told me this and i wanted to know if anyone else had heard of

this. that the f word came from the church as " Fornication under

cardinal knowledge " . In other words during confession. My grandfather

was a roman catholic priest so I assumed she knew anyone else know

religious history? mimi

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> I heard that from a high school English teacher, but he was really

strange

> so I don't really consider him a reliable source.

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hmmm but 2 references and geographical differences and the culture

difference does lend credence

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" My mother told me this and i wanted to know if anyone else had heard of

this. that the f word came from the church as " Fornication under

cardinal knowledge " . In other words during confession. My grandfather

was a roman catholic priest so I assumed she knew anyone else know

religious history? "

Nope.

I learned this back in college. The word is an Old English word that is

akin to the word " rut " today. It was a word used to describe cattle and

stock mating with one another.

There were other, more polite terms used to describe human intercourse.

Animal intercourse was seen to be much more brutal and much more

carnal, and so a verb was given to describe that specific act.

The word came into its present usage a long time ago when people

applied the mating term for when cattle bred to blatantly immoral sex.

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" I heard that from a high school English teacher, but he was really

strange so I don't really consider him a reliable source. "

I am sure some Catholics tried to invent an explanation for it that

stuck, but it is not true.

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> " My mother told me this and i wanted to know if anyone else had

heard of

> this. that the f word came from the church as " Fornication under

> cardinal knowledge " . In other words during confession. My

grandfather

> was a roman catholic priest so I assumed she knew anyone else know

> religious history? "

>

> Nope.

>

> I learned this back in college. The word is an Old English word

that is

> akin to the word " rut " today. It was a word used to describe cattle

and

> stock mating with one another.

>

> There were other, more polite terms used to describe human

intercourse.

>

> Animal intercourse was seen to be much more brutal and much more

> carnal, and so a verb was given to describe that specific act.

>

> The word came into its present usage a long time ago when people

> applied the mating term for when cattle bred to blatantly immoral

sex.

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ohhhh, being given a definition is what kept me from using the word.

But that one would have kept me from it too. :)

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