The Cussing Trend

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Cussing Trend

Present generation is rolling over cussing trend. Wherever you see from

daily lexicon, whether on television, stored in kids? iPod?s or packed into soccer carpool,

you will find them brimming with borderline expletives. In today?s generation there?s not

list, but an entire volume touch the boundary or goes up to infinity. None is unabashed

about cussing trend.

Well, we?re light years away from 1950?s and 1960?s. During 50?s and

60?s it was so hard to write or describe borderline expletives. Back in 1953 the writers for

?I love Lucy? couldn?t describe Lucille ball?s pregnancy by using the word ?pregnancy?.

Even though it was not allowed by TV censors or in book or in Newspaper. If I compare

my personal experience with 50?s and 60?s, it will cross the boundary. Well, this is about

my 12 years old cousin, he was playing Xbox all the time instead of studying. So in order

to push him back to study my uncle took his Xbox and hide at the good place that he

could not find it. And my cousin couldn?t find it, so he started cussing on everyone that

who took his Xbox. Well, when I went to his house and I ask him that what happen? And

he was like that basted hide it and I was like who? He said his dad. I got shocked when he

said basted to his dad. I was thinking in my mind like why this new generation is cussing

and using borderline expletives. After all I ask him that where did u hear that word? And

he answered that he heard on TV. With that experience I could figure out that this

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