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ASL Member Founding Member Meddelande #12963 Svar stängda

Skywalker, I do sympathise, I could hear the awful noise and bad language (F this & F that) from the Consum area the other night when walking my dog. Why do the bar owners serve people who act and shout out these obscenities like this, especially when located outside someone’s private home? What must the nationalities think of us I dread to think?

I see you are getting a little bit of opposition from people who obviously frequent these bars, however, I think you are wasting your time with the local powers that be, even Jeff recommends you contact the Guardia Civil and denounce them and stated “Do not be afraid to call the local police on matters regarding excessive noise from neighbours. If it continues, denounce them to the Guardia Civil”
. Elaine

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ASL Member Founding Member 2012-03-26

you know I have to laugh at a lot of you when you start talking about f this and f that...after all why do you worry about that f** is only a word the same as any other..and often people use that word because they haven't any other vocabulary...but who are we or anyone else to judge them..afer all it is only the f word..stop and think..they haven't killed any body..they are probably perfectly nice enough people..they lack a bit of english so they say f**this and that to express themselves...lighten up you lot..walk down a market in London's East End and hear the stall holders saying f this f that...so what they mean no harm it's only a f****** word..haha
Jane x

ASL Member Founding Member 2012-03-26

to right jane i am coming over in august and i hope to be f###ing buying property in la marina cant f###ing wait, oh sorry the f word f### oh sorry
mick

ASL Member Founding Member 2012-03-27

Anonymous
I agree with you about the language. NOT nice, guess it depends where you come from !!!


ASL Member Founding Member 2012-03-27

or it could depend on whether or not you think you're better than you are...

ASL Member Founding Member 2012-03-27

Mick :):):)

ASL Member Founding Member 2012-03-27

I remember when you could be arrested for using foul language in public, the F word was classified as foul language. It is not the same as any other word, my wife, myself and many others feel offended if it is used in public. It has sadly become common because some so called celebrities, who should know better, decided it made them look big.

ASL Member Founding Member 2012-03-27

Yes you are probably right but aren't you glad that isn't the way of the world now...after all you could have been arrested and deported to Australia for stealing a loaf of bread..you could have been sent to the workhouse just because you're mother died...you could have gone down the mine at 6 years old..you could have been sent up to clean chimneys when you were 4 yrs old...thankfully those days are well and truly gone...thankfully..surely you wouldn't want someone to go to prison for swearing fgs..we've come a long way since those days haven't we? I hope so..

ASL Member Founding Member 2012-03-27

Just like the united states the UK has a bill of rights that was put together in 1689 if I remember correct, plus they only applied to the English.
We have freedom of speech and we always have. That may include swear words or derogatory remarks. I have no problem with people swearing as long as its not around young kids.
Also this might start abit of a heated debate. Why do most, black guys/woman under the age of 30 call each other the N word. When someone else of another race says the word, we are atuomaticly presumed racist. When infact the N word is defined as ignorant.
The problem today is all the video games. Take for instance 'call of duty modem warfare'most if not all boys over the age of 12 have played it. All year hear in it is shoot that bi£ch mother f@cker and any other word ou can think of. Yet the video game is classified 18.
Fact is the worlds changing and it's not changing for the good.

ASL Member Founding Member 2012-03-28

I was born on a council estate in London,swear words were as common as we were,but as years go by things change sometimes for the better sometimes not,I am now a pensioner and two words I cannot stand being said are a four letter word starting with 'c'.and the worse one of all is when referring to anybody coloured and that word is six letter word starting with 'n',Which was used in the southern states of the U.S.A.by white landowners when referring to the black slaves,that they had bought.No matter in which way it is said it is so insulting to people in this day and age,that if said in my presence,the least I can do is walk away.
To some people these two words are ordinary,somehow i find then swear words,
Everyone to there own i gather.

ASL Member Founding Member 2012-03-28

obviously some swear words are not acceptable but I thought we were discussing the f this and f that word used in ordinary conversation...not where children are of course...it's not a great word and there are much better words you could use...all I'm saying is that it isn't the end of the world if someone uses it as long as it is not used in an angry aggressive way or directed at you..sorry but it must be awful to have to live in the 21st century and be so offended by that word..I don't think that people say it to make them look big unless they are children of course then maybe...I agree that it's completely unacceptable to make racist or sexist remarks to anyone that might cause offence... that's whole different debate..

ASL Member Founding Member 2012-03-28

Sorry Jane
It's not a case of being better than anyone else, I just do not think it is very nice to hear these F words etc in public. Even worse in front of very young children.


ASL Member Founding Member 2012-03-28

Please don't apologise Golfer...you are entitled to your opinion..as I am entitled to mine..I just think there are many more things in this world that are a worry other than hearing the f word in a bar occasionally that's all..
Jane

ASL Member Founding Member 2012-03-28

I am also entitled to my opinion and I think you should just give it a rest Jane. It seems to me that you are the one up here that has this thing that swearing is acceptable and keep bringing the subject back up to top position. Completely agree with Golfer - there is just no need for bad language anywhere in public. I think enough has been said on this subject........................

ASL Member Founding Member 2012-03-28