Quote: "Anyway, we don't really *know* what frak means, though we can guess. For 99% of people, we might as well say gobbleberry. It would make just as much sense."
I don't think so. It sounds much too much like another word, meantioned by Yodaman Jer.
Quote: "No, not really, because we all know that "sugar" doesn't mean or stand for anything bad..."
Correct.
The main problem is too many people are comfortable with either of these words, and many more. Like, yesterday I was playing America's Army and basically told a guy to shut up for using language. The admin then started typing nasty messages in the console. I called them a bunch of women (I do that to make a point sometimes), quit that server and joined another. I found out that the server I joined is a foul-language-free server, even abbreviations! Yes!
I congratulated the admin on this, who was online, told him I favorited the server (in my mind), and to keep up the good work. What happened? He laughed, not in an insulting way, but he said "that's a first", or something like that. I laughed too because he was right, but then it dawned on me how unfortunate it is that he was right.
