It depends on what you call swear words.
The show airs during the FCC's decency hours. They cannot use any of the "7 Words You Can't Say On Television." (a list comedian George Carlin made up for his act back in the early 1970s because the FCC would not specifically tell anyone which words were specifically banned.) The decency hours are between 6am and 10pm. If you air before or after those hours, their "decency standards" don't apply.
Cable shows are allowed to use swear words as the FCC doesn't rule pay television, but each network also has their own standards and practices and rules for every hour of programming, so no matter what network you are on, they have to approve the script. That is why you can hear swearing on shows that air after 10pm on many cable networks with scripted programming.
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There are multiple swear words. The F-word, S-word, A-word, H-word, and various abuses of God/Jesus's names are ALL used a ton of times each.
Known as 'blasphemy' this 'taking of the Lord's Name in vain' is against the 10 commandments, and against the teaching of Jesus Christ. Examples of it would include exclamations of 'Oh God!' or 'Oh my God!' or 'For Christ's sake stop it!' or simply 'Jesus Christ!' when all of these are used as 'swear' words or to replace swear words. Of course, the use of these words in their right setting (such as 'Oh God, help me...' if said in a desperate prayer) is perfectly acceptable and right, but the 'casual or inappropriate use' of God's name refers solely to the expletive use as a swear word or exclamation without no real reference to God himself.
The closest I've gotten is this: It's a bit of music written solely for the show. It seems it has been used earlier in the show, tho the 'when' of it escapes me.
hijo de puta - Son of a b*tch (do not confuse with "de puta madre" which is used to say "cool"... ) imbécil - i*iot maricón - f*ggot puto - man-who*e puta - wh*re mierda - s*it
Swear words are slang; or a word that in decades earlier would only be used in private.
When used to address people, swear words are usually abusive words. However, there are many abusive words and phrases that are not swear words.
They used words that called people tools.
Smurfing typically refers to a technique used in online gaming where experienced players create new accounts to play against less skilled opponents. It can also refer to the act of transferring illegally obtained funds in small amounts to avoid detection by authorities.
A swearword, or profanity, is a socially taboo word or phrase. Swearwords often convey strong emotions or are considered offensive, vulgar, or impolite in certain contexts. Linguists study how swearwords are used, their impact on language and communication, and the cultural norms and values associated with them.
Yes they did! Elizabeth in particular had a very colorful and salty tongue. Many of the swear words they used are still in use today.
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Teenagers may swear as a form of self-expression, rebellion, or to fit in with their peers. Swearing can also be used to convey strong emotions or to show defiance.
noWe have many people who visit Wikianswers, some of those visitors are children. Would you like your brother or sister to see swear words? Of course not, so we do not allow them. When we find them in an answer, we delete the swear word and have a talk with the person who used it.
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Swear means to take an oath or give a word of promise or convince that one is telling the truth. However if such word of promise is not from the true feelings(yet swear in the name of God) then the words used are profane,verbal abusive words called a 'swear' word , Curse or in slang'swear' an oath of truth.
It is in the sense that people use it to swear with when they don't want to use the word that sounds very like it. Any word used to swear with is a swear word. It doesn't have to be sexual or religious.