Thursday, August 19, 2010
it makes me wonder.
how young can a child get nowadays before he/she starts using the F-word..
yesterday at work in the kinder room.
a kid was trying to say the F-word to me ): such a sad sight of an angry young child. and its even sadder to know that he knows it's not a nice word to use, and he knows he shouldnt be saying it, thus he tried to disguise his word that turned out smth like "farffff". i pretended not knowing what he said, and it surprised me, that one of the more "dong shi" girls, came up and told me he's trying to say the F-word to me. i mean. they're but only 4-5years of age and they actually know the F-word?! i still rem the first time i actually heard it was in secondary school, when i was 12/13 years of age. sadder still, the boy's mum was my lecturer last sem and she was rather nice ):
what is happening to our younger generation? ):
maybe it's juz australia.
that people uses the F-word as a punctuation more often than not.
poor kids.
*throbs @06:48 <3
yes, I agree with that. that they use it for punctuation more than anything. like sh*t too...
omg. i first heard the magical f-word in primary 3!! how u survive till sec sch?!
i dun heard sh*t here much though. but yeah ): i still rem when i first heard the f-word, i didnt know what it meant. HAHA. dT, i survived it cuz i went to a decent primary school :) heh. your school's indecent then :p
farrrrrrrrrrrr.............t. fart. smelly natty.
no seriously FOUR YEAR OLDS?!
zomg. you unrulely child. HAHAHA. yeshhhh, 4years oldddddd. FOUR FRIGGING YEARS OLD. ):
even worse is a youtube video of a young girl trying to say FROG but can't pronounce it properly so say the f-word.......=S
but that was unintentional! dun tink she knows what that word means either. BUT. those adults are reinforcing the wrong thing ): she may start thinking it's a funny word cuz everyone was laughing when she said it. ):
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