Rewire
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After 4 years in the military and several years in the field as well as countless hours at the local watering hole left me with a very extensive vocabulary and I never gave it much thought until we had grandma and grandpa over for dinner and our three year old drops the f bomb perfectly pronounced,everyones eyes were on me and at that point I started to change.cowboyjwc said:Some people believe that there is a time and a place for everything and some people believe that there is never a time and a place for certin things and I believe that we all think that what was done was probably uncalled for.
That said. I've worked construction for 30 years and as some of the other guys have said some of those words just don't mean a thing and just come out. I have also run for political office and I coach youth baseball as well as umpire (and if you've ever been hit in the shoulder with a 70 mph fastball that would be as good of a time as any to let loose) and I can go along for weeks and never let one go . I have had dinner at the Mayors house and I have chatted with the ditch diggers on a job.
I can turn it on and off, but some people do not have that ability. It is something that can be learned as I had to and having to learn it has actually curtailed my use. Sitting down with your employees before hand or just at your nomal meetings, if you have them, and reminding them can go a long way in preventing this sort of thing.