Doesn't sound like I'm missing anything, and I don't watch any of those other god-awful reality shows either.

I suppose gutter conversation is all you can expect to get when you fill the house up with thick, foul-mouthed youngsters who wouldn't know an intelligent conversation if it bit them on the ass. These are exactly the oxygen-hogging, exposure-seeking morons that I just cannot stand. It's sounds just awful and I think I'll stick to following the forum as I did for BB - much more intelligent and entertaining conversation on here! I'm guessing that Marnie bint is a carbon-copy of the hideous Smegan McKenna who I loathe!

It's about time BB introduced a swear-box and punished them severely for the foul language. Or introduce an elocution task to really pee them off! This thread alone has put me off dipping in!

Yeah! The C U next Tuesday's.

Trouble is that it can be contagious and people start doing it to fit in with the cool crowf. This happened to Malin on Love Island after she got together with hideous Terry.

Lewis is quite 'clean spoken' at the moment but he is the kind who might change his vocab to get on board with Bear.

The swearing is all I can understand from the pool clique.
The rest is just a blur of indecipherable noise, but the f and the c word are annunciated perfectly.

What do you feel liberated from?

Perhaps those are the only words they can pronounce although Marnie impresses with big words like vibrator and masturbation - I expect she had to practise saying them for ages.

not a prude but the f-word loses its power when it's used 5 times in every sentence. it just makes people sound ignorant and ordinary. it's long lost its power to shock. i get the feeling the people that use it still think it makes them sound 'hard'.

- I think you mean enunciated.

Having to remember not to swear

I agree with those who say the more you swear the less affect it has. If someone suddenly starts ranting and raving about something that has much more affect then someone who uses the F word in regular conversation.

In last nights CBBBOTS, Frankie (ex X-Factor who used to have a walnut whip hairdo) couldn't give one answer without swearing.

What's wrong with these people?

I'd love to know what people who eff and see in regular conversation do when they want to express annoyance.

When you routinely use those words then how, exactly, are we supposed to know when you're genuinely upset? When we get a punch in the mouth?

I swear but Bear is unf*cking-be-f*cking-lievea-f*cking-ble

Same, pretty much. Swearing can be a powerful tool in making a point but a constant stream is tiresome to listen to.

Billy Connolly : "what's the English equivalent for "**** off", it certainly isn't "go away"?

*blood streaming from nose....
"Oooh, you absolute cad! Now who wants a f***ing cup of tea you **n*s?"

To be fair, didn't we all have a period in our late teens early 20s, where we found going out drinking as much as possible, was a good laugh.

true, I was even known to lay in a few doorways though in our culture pissing your pants was regarded as a problem you should deal with