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Teach Your Kids To Swear!

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By Michelle O'Neil

Thank You! I really got a good laugh out of that one. I wish you were serious. (un)fortunately I seem to be doing just as you advise!

Posted by: Rebecca Buttignol | Jul 25, 2007 11:14

My girls (ages 9,11,13) ARE allowed to swear. They have rules to follow such as the following:

1. No calling your sister a name (especially if it includes a swear word).

2. No swearing around people who would be offended by it.

Believe it or not, the little bastards never say any profanity. Even when I tell them to!

Posted by: A Different Michelle | Oct 04, 2007 17:33

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