Believe it or not, everyone uses curse words.
No, that is not true. There are plenty of people who do not. It is not known how many, no one has counted.
many people use a phone to contact others.But no one can find out how many people do.
many people use it a day buckethead!
270 million people use hotmail.com
It is estimated by many that over 80% of people use texting.
1 million people use the internet
You can use any words you want to use. Just remember that many people find curse words offensive, and you might limit your reading audience by doing this.
There isn't an exact number of curse words, as it varies across cultures and languages. However, common curse words tend to fall into categories such as profanity, obscenities, and slurs, which are used to express strong feelings of anger, frustration, or disdain. The use of curse words is often considered inappropriate in formal settings.
It is against the rules of WikiAnswers website to use curse words.
yes because she curse in the other movie
Cuss words or curse words are considered to be bad words. Curse words vary from culture to culture and are also referred to as bad words. In most societies the use of curse words is frowned upon.
No rude words
Curse words are just words. Ordinary words become curse words by the intent of the user and the context of their use. Ordinary words used to hurt or insult.
No.
Answer There are many words that you could use, none of which I am allowed to specify on here as we aren't supposed to use curse words. A POMPOUS FOOL!!!
The word "suck" is not considered a curse word by most people, but it can be seen as rude or impolite in certain contexts. It's generally best to use more respectful and appropriate language in conversation.
That would be funny if he does!
Curse words, also known as profanity or obscenities, are words that society deems offensive or inappropriate due to their explicit or vulgar nature. These words are often used to express strong emotions or to insult others. The use of curse words can vary based on cultural norms and context.