Ooops

So, someone (me, I was the one who pointed it out to myself) pointed out to me that my post that went up on 11/13/11 about surprises, and containing a video that featured, among other things, chicken that may or may not have sworn. While rewatching this video one day, I realized that although I couln't understand exactly what the chicken was saying, it sort of sounded like a certain swear word (some may consider it the "worst" swear word), and so, I took down that post. Don't worry, Mr. T or whomever is grading this for 500 words (if anyone, in fact is), I guarentee that it had 500 words, and met the weekly quota. This brings me to a new topic, sort of, (wow, I'm great a segues, huh?) swearing. As I wander down the halls of our fine school, I oft (nifty word, huh?) wonder thus (nift word, huh?): why all the %$#*ing swearing? (See, it's ironic because I swore in my statement of "why all the swearing?") Why do people like to swear? What is its point? Does it have a point? What makes this an even weirder point of view that I have is the fact that I'm not LDS. Get ready for stereotyping, but it seems to me that everbody at school is either LDS or "those people who swear." Is there anyone else who blurs the line? I just have to wonder, because it bothers me that there seems to be these two very distinct groups. It's okay, people have the right of free speach and stuff, but why is it so polarizing in our school. Yin and Yang, White and Black (wait, is that racist?). And the thing is, I really admire Mormons and Mormanism. It stresses the importance of family, and good moral values, and stuff. That's kind of all I know about it, but still, pretty cool. Anyway, I think that I've hit 500 words this week, maybe even more, so...Peeps in the crib say HAY...hay