Are Profanities offensive? Is Pervasive? Oh yeah! When I read some audio files from a year ago I were using the word ‘f@@k’ or “crowd*ing*4*” in many parts of the English language. So here is the transcript.

This is the most versatile word in the

English language.

I’ve stopped putting off the inevitable. I’ve got it done.

I’ve stopped putting off the inevitable. I’ve got it done.

I’ve stopped putting off the inevitable. I’ve got it done.

I’ve stopped putting off the inevitable. I’ve got it done.

I’ve stopped putting off the inevitable. I’ve got it done.

I’ve stopped putting off the inevitable. I’ve got it done.

I’ve stopped putting off the inevitable. I’ve got it done.

I’ve stopped putting off the inevitable. I’ve got it done.

If Smith is paid a low wage, in order to allow another public servant to get a pay increase, I would say that he is: A) radically unbiased B) highly altruistic C) off his nut.