Sorry to say but bad language is the norm, and has been for some quite considerable time. You just can't get away from it, it's on the media on public transport and even in the street.

Even when my kids were growing up I always told them " I can't stop you hearing it but I'll certainly stop you using it"

Even when we hear it when out most people will just say nothing but the more you ignore it the worse it gets, so what's the answer??

Bring back the birch.....that will do for starters

Not that I've checked this out but i believe some of todays 'words' are now in the dictionary?

Any excuse to put prices up....

I've yet to understand why we, as an island, surrounded by water STILL rely on rain and reservoirs.

Why the coastal towns and cities at least are not getting water from the sea through desalination amazes me. It's the same with these giant offshore wind farms, whatever happened to wave power, there's plenty of wave motion around these isles just ask Canute.

Sorry to say but bad language is the norm, and has been for some quite considerable time. You just can't get away from it, it's on the media on public transport and even in the street.

Even when my kids were growing up I always told them " I can't stop you hearing it but I'll certainly stop you using it"

Even when we hear it when out most people will just say nothing but the more you ignore it the worse it gets, so what's the answer??

Bring back the birch.....that will do for starters

Not sure about your instance but I refused to let any of my Foster children have Radio One on in the car - purely because of the language used on the radio station.