Mark Newton
Adam@NewtonMark I don't believe this for a second. If you swear to an American they look like you just stabbed their children. None of them say cunt.
Andrew@Kels_316 @NewtonMark yet when we say it, most Australians automatically envisage an American
Mike [SEC=OFFICIAL]@Kels_316 @NewtonMark was the study done by an American who couldn't even bring themselves to include "cunt" as a search term but gave extra weight to things like "heck" and "dang"?
neoluddite@mike @Kels_316 @NewtonMark Samuel Jackson is a motherfucking outlier adn should not have been counted
Elissa@NewtonMark Fuckin embarrassing, that is.
dj@NewtonMark they might be right about online but I think the article is probably correct in that we swear a shitload fucking more in conversation, in public, the workplace and in culture
Kim@NewtonMark 'a selection of 597 vulgar words'.
Mate, there's like 3, maybe 4 vulgar words. These cunts are getting marks for shit that's not even swearing
@Ex_spurt @NewtonMark I bet their are counting shit like "goddamn" and "fuck" - not even swears.
@Kels_316 @NewtonMark ticketty fucking boo probably gets a mention
Biggles@Ex_spurt @Kels_316 @NewtonMark my hot take: We police ourselves online now because both the poms and seppos can't handle our full force and we keep getting fucken banned.
Witness the puritan bullshit on YouTube where of you swear in the first 8 seconds they fucken demonetise the vid.
Either go all in or it's not fucken worth it.
Machine Lord Zero@NewtonMark This'd be worth more if they released the words actually tested for. For all we know, they're counting the yanks for stuff like "gosh" and "darn", or discounting stuff we'd say that they wouldn't.
Andrew Jeffery
@arj @NewtonMark Other you, you othering other!
the unbeliever
fukawi2@NewtonMark I'm doing my fucking bit, ya cunt.
Comrade elronxenu@NewtonMark Vulgar language "online" is a lazy survey.
europlus 
@NewtonMark fuck yeah!
Ian K Tindale@NewtonMark it’d be hilarious if it turned out that the study was confounded by a profanity filter somewhere along the line, and it still hasn’t been realised
For example, did they count the people in Scunthorpe as a huge false positive?
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem
For example, did they count the people in Scunthorpe as a huge false positive?
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem
Richard Siggs@NewtonMark You’ve got to be fucking joking.
James White@NewtonMark Quality / Quantity