When a manager throws a fit

[bmccasland]

lol. So, did he quit?

He tried, but wasn't very successful. He had to be counselled, again, by higher ups. Partly because I wasn't impressed with his counselling me, and swearing as part of the conversation. If he want people to respect him, he needs to leave the salty language elsewhere.

Nothing was going to blow up, fall down, or otherwise be a fustrating dissaster. The man can not express himself without swearing, and people had let him get away with it.

[Roadtrip]

Ran across this image this morning. Details cursing habits in the United States.



http://gizmodo.com/5743784/mapping-t...s-in-the-union

[bmccasland]

So if you live in a heavily populated area, you're more likely to hear swearing? Except apparently in the Salt Lake City area.

[OakLeaf]

So if you live in a heavily populated area, you're more likely to hear swearing? Except apparently in the Salt Lake City area.

It's hard to tell from that little image, but I wouldn't characterize it that way. Look at South Florida. That place is so congested that I'm swearing just thinking about it, yet it's not particularly bright in comparison to a lot of places. And Saginaw, way more profane than Detroit??

I wonder how much language bias there is in that study. You notice he only searched on English cusswords.

[Biciclista]

hehe well, most immigrants learn american swear words FAST!

[OakLeaf]

hehe well, most immigrants learn american swear words FAST!

This is so true, and not only immigrants, but professional athletes who have to give interviews in English. It's pretty comical the words they learn from their American and British competitors.