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On Friday, I was walking through Kroger and saw a woman with a particular four-letter word printed prominently across her shirt. I did a double take to make sure that it was the particular word I thought it was, and was right.
So Patch wants to know: Do you think it's appropriate to have swear words on your clothes in public places?
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jj walker
2:34 pm on Monday, March 19, 2012
i dont have kids so not my problem what u need to tell them. the fact of the matter is that most of the ones with kids go around saying them words all day
Jessie Gable
4:23 pm on Monday, March 19, 2012
In my head I have like two classifications of curse words: Eh words and then the really bad words. I probably should have specified that this falls in the latter "really bad words" category. Does that make sense? Does anyone else do that?
Anthony Sisco
10:05 am on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
We have laws against certain behaviors which all fall under public lewdness. I think that the T shirts with the words that we all agree cross the line probably fall under this. I'm not a big fan of government sensoring but we don't allow physical defacation in the public arena, so why should we allow verbal defacation?