It depends. If can swear in an actual picture then you will probably have to put it under mature content. You can swear in the comments but the site moderators or people using the site can flag or reported you for your inappropriate language words and your comments will be removed or you can have your account deleted. XD
If you care You will "Dare Not To Swear!"
It means stupid and is also considered a big swear in spanish-speaking places. Just like 'bloody' is a swear in England, 'stupid' is a swear in Spain.
blood swear means u cut ur hand and shake on it! if it brakes someone or something close to u is lost
I'm not Bruce Wayne I swear.
Translation: I am your cone.However, you likely meant to ask about coño, which is a swear word in Spanish and, as per site policy, expressions with swear words will not be translated.
Swear words are not allowed on WikiAnswers.
Swear words are not allowed on WikiAnswers website.
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apparently not
Swear words are not allowed on WikiAnswers website.
It is an art website for photographers artists poets and such
Yes of course... He really like to swear to his friends a lot of times..
Because...IT IS VERY RUDE!!
Because you don't want them to hate you.
just for fun
No, teachers are not allowed to swear at students. It is important for educators to maintain a respectful and professional demeanor in all interactions with students. Swearing can create a negative and inappropriate learning environment.
no it is not allowed I don't think there is such a rule to swear or not to swear in Ramadan. but one should be careful before swearing because he may have to pay Kafara if he doesnot fulfil it you are not alowed to swear in ramadan, and if you are a muslim then you are not allowed to swear at all in your entire life as it causes bad deeds, and effects your soul There is no rule about swearing in or out of Ramazan. Excessive swearing is not a good habit. However, some times one has to give testimony on oath, then swearing becomes necessary.. However, a Muslim must keep in mind that he has to fulfil his promise, done on oath or otherwise.