f**k!!!

yes it is a problem but it goes with the current trend,so there is not much we can do about it.

I know what you mean! I'm from Latvia and we don't use the F word, but as you may not Latvia and many other countries were occupied by Russians(damn you Russians!). And more and more people use this "Bljegj"(you may have difficulties pronouncing it) word. It has the same meaning as Fu*k. I don't mind if you say it sometimes when your pissed or something, because I use it myself...sometimes, but if you use it in every single sentence, several times, it kind of bugs me.....

"What the hell is this?? " Look where it starts. The adults around these kids. Also when you have your own kids you have more say in what they say. My kids do not use these and know now that there are so many more words that could describe things better. It is lazy talk inside a rich language. A habit that needs to be broken.

Yes, the F word is being used too commonly for my liking. I think it is effect of lot of movies where the F word is used in a demeanour that meant to represent cool person and that makes a lasting impression on the kids. As more and more such movies are easily available, the kids are beginning to use it more often. The more often they use it the more quickly it spreads in the general vocabulary. Cheers! Ram