I don't mind people swearing in arguments or occasionally in conversation but three of the guys seem to swear a lot. Really find Bear annoying as he seems to be unable to speak a single sentence without inserting the f word at least once if not more

that geordie shore girl has a disgusting potty mouth,,,

I may be a prude but I really don't like the excessive swearing.

don't they all, they just play up to the cameras

Agree i wish they would all F Off

Nothing wrong with a bit of f - ing, I like a good swear.

no, they all dont

I mean't the ones from geordie shore TV show I think they all ham it up & think getting pi$$ed every night is hilarious

Boom, Bear and Geordie Girl can't seem to utter a sentence without expletives or sewage pouring out of their mouths. And people complained about Alex not being articulate. He is orator extraordinaire compared to this lot.

So do I if I'm angry, very angry - but there is little effect or point when you use it every 3rd word

A 'bit' being the relevant point.
It's those who swear in every effing sentence who need to tone it down.

At least there are a few housemates who can formulate a sentence without feeling the need to swear every 5 seconds. I always assume those who swear that much just don't know enough words to make a full sentence without filling in the gaps with the odd f-word

Why? how does it make you feel?

Swearing is meant to accentuate a word or an adjective.. it`s not meant to be used between every F**king word. Bear needs to go..

Like I said, a bit is ok but constantly making sentences by trying to find words to fit around the the f word is a different kettle of fish

It would be nice to hear the English language spoken properly, in some intelligent conversation now and again.

If CBB is going to be all about swearing, sex and surgery (plastic), I'll give it a miss.

So do I. But to swear effectively - to indicate how angry, frustrated, shocked, impressed you are requires some other vocabulary thrown in or it looses its emphasis. Bear and Boom use the c word, like punctuation. I find them quite repellent.

I thought the guy from 'Ex on the beach' was bad on the launch night but the other guy seemed determined to fit an F word into every breath.

At the end of the day it's a fall back when you haven't got anything eloquent to say. A lot of the general public will love it.

I often wonder if people who talk like that are even aware that they do it, they may not even hear it anymore because it's so much a part of how they speak. How sad, if that's the case.

Think you might have a long wait

That old hag from the mob said in her VT that swearing made everything sound better.

I'm not sure it does though...

Can you imagine in a job interview "Why do you want the effing job?"
"Well, I effing love effing office work, it's effing awesome, you know what I effing mean sir?"

I think it shows a lack of vocabulary.

I don't mind the odd swear word, but when it's used every other word......nah.

It doesn't offend me, not overally fond of the 'c' word but pretty much anything else doesn't bother me and if the company of adults who are fellow swearers it's quite liberating.

She was channelling Charlotte within 5 minutes.