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lauren ditchfield..you posh bird...i admit i swear like a trooper but then again who doesnt..up the whites
 
Durutti said:
I swear a lot on games, I can't help it, I just get so wound up its like tourettes or something. Who gives a sh*t tho. I've never had any other fan ask me to tone it down or anything and I've been going on for years.

I'm sorry but its football, its a very passionate game and we all care a lot about PNE. Theres been foul language on football terraces since the very early days of the game and it happens at every ground in Britain so I think anyone going to Deepdale and getting offended by it is a bit thick.
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For fucks sake Durutti, get back off topic will ya!!!
 
I wonder how many men on here swear at their wives and kids?

I swear at the footy match and sometimes when I'm driving if a male/female driver does something to annoy me. What I have noticed change over the years though is actually how men/women swear at each other during rows or just in normal conversation, or the kids on the buses or on street corners, effing this and effing that when there really is no particular call for it. When I was young really bad words were only said in extreme anger....No I don't particularly like it but have put up with it in the past....don't know if I ever would again though.

My dad is Irish and worked for years on building sites and then for Preston Borough Council and he swore like a trooper when on the sites but he would never ever ever swear at home in front of us kids or my mum.

Although swearing can be looked on as part and parcel of being a footy match I really wished people would respect others a little more and try not to swear as much, it's not very big and in my opinion it's not very nice coming out of anyone's mouth whether they be young, old, male or female. I sometimes feel embarrassed if I've called someone a dirty bastard whilst watching the footy match if they've comitted a dirty foul but maybe that's just because of how I was brought up 😱
 
pne4eva2003 said:
I wonder how many men on here swear at their wives and kids?

I swear at the footy match and sometimes when I'm driving if a male/female driver does something to annoy me. What I have noticed change over the years though is actually how men/women swear at each other during rows or just in normal conversation, or the kids on the buses or on street corners, effing this and effing that when there really is no particular call for it. When I was young really bad words were only said in extreme anger....No I don't particularly like it but have put up with it in the past....don't know if I ever would again though.

My dad is Irish and worked for years on building sites and then for Preston Borough Council and he swore like a trooper when on the sites but he would never ever ever swear at home in front of us kids or my mum.

Although swearing can be looked on as part and parcel of being a footy match I really wished people would respect others a little more and try not to swear as much, it's not very big and in my opinion it's not very nice coming out of anyone's mouth whether they be young, old, male or female. I sometimes feel embarrassed if I've called someone a dirty bastard whilst watching the footy match if they've comitted a dirty foul but maybe that's just because of how I was brought up 😱
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double standards that mate ,
 
Oofaafuu said:
"I said, congratulations, you've got a second series,
we can't celebrate with the Spice Girls,
so why not get your arses down to the spice museum in Longstanton."
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oof old bean how do i get my avater to move as shes got much more to her then 1 might think , also mate how does 1 apply a picture at the bottom , please try to be helpful as im not too pc friendly , cheers mate.
 
Oofaafuu said:
"I said, congratulations, you've got a second series,
we can't celebrate with the Spice Girls,
so why not get your arses down to the spice museum in Longstanton."
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"Oh, hello Susan. Slight problem. I was a bit bored, so I dismantled my Corby trouser press."
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Best post you've ever made!! Classic partridge
 
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