75: Curse Levels - Revision history

PaintspotInfez: /* Explanation */ Other than slurs.

2026-04-08T00:05:33Z

‎Explanation: Other than slurs.

82.132.247.150: Hotcat wasn't smart enough to remove the comment later added to help qualify the Cat.

2025-09-17T14:34:47Z

Hotcat wasn't smart enough to remove the comment later added to help qualify the Cat.

FaviFake: removed Category:Comics with cursed items using HotCat

2025-09-16T19:45:06Z

removed Category:Comics with cursed items using HotCat

ElijahRock: /* Explanation */

2025-01-09T19:46:33Z

‎Explanation

42.book.addict: Theres literally no need to censor out the swear words-Randall uses them quite often

2024-04-24T17:52:42Z

Theres literally no need to censor out the swear words-Randall uses them quite often

FaviFake: Fixed redirect

2023-08-20T10:15:30Z

Fixed redirect

FaviFake: Updated category name

2023-05-23T15:07:15Z

Updated category name

162.158.159.125: /* Explanation */ Could not see what edit the prior change made, but spotted this necessary punctuation swap when trying to carefully go through each side of the listing.

2022-10-12T17:34:36Z

‎Explanation: Could not see what edit the prior change made, but spotted this necessary punctuation swap when trying to carefully go through each side of the listing.

141.101.97.5: /* Explanation */

2022-10-12T14:02:12Z

‎Explanation

172.70.214.81: Undo revision 290099 by 172.71.94.181 (talk)

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 This is the fourth comic in the [[:Category:My Hobby|My Hobby series]]. Curse words (aka: swear words/profanities) are disrespectful words that are typically impolite to use in public. As noted in the strip, there are "levels" of curse words ranging from those "mild" words that are more acceptable to use, to those "severe" words that are considered very impolite (the milder curse words can be used on network television in the US, for example, while severe ones can not). One usually uses milder cursing because either they personally don't feel comfortable using the more severe words, or because it would not be appropriate in the context (such as on network television, in the presence of children, etc). Thus, mixing mild and severe curses in one usage does not usually occur, as the effect achieved by keeping the one curse word mild is negated by using another that is severe.
-In a mild curse, "gosh-darned" is typically used as a {{w|minced oath}} of "God-damned" when the latter would be inappropriate. This is mixed with "{{w|cunt}}" — a vulgar term for the female genitalia, considered the most offensive swear word in many English-speaking countries.
+In a mild curse, "gosh-darned" is typically used as a {{w|minced oath}} of "God-damned" when the latter would be inappropriate. This is mixed with "{{w|cunt}}" — a vulgar term for the female genitalia, considered the most offensive non-slur swear word in many English-speaking countries.
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 ==Explanation==
-This is the fourth comic in the [[:Category:My Hobby|My Hobby series]]. Curse words (aka: swear words/profanities) are disrespectful words that are typically impolite to use in public. As noted in the strip, there are "levels" of curse words ranging from those "mild" words that are more acceptable to use, to those "severe" words that are considered very impolite (the milder curse words can be used on network television in the US, for example, while severe ones can not). Although they cannot be exactly defined, they roughly fit into "safe" (heck, gosh, dang, etc.), "mild" (damn, shit, hell and so forth) and "severe" (those that refer to more suggestive things than the others, as well as racial slurs and such). One usually uses milder cursing ("safe") because either they personally don't feel comfortable using the more severe words, or because it would not be appropriate in the context (such as on network television, in the presence of children, etc). Thus, mixing mild and severe curses in one usage does not usually occur, as the effect achieved by keeping the one curse word mild is negated by using another that is severe.
+This is the fourth comic in the [[:Category:My Hobby|My Hobby series]]. Curse words (aka: swear words/profanities) are disrespectful words that are typically impolite to use in public. As noted in the strip, there are "levels" of curse words ranging from those "mild" words that are more acceptable to use, to those "severe" words that are considered very impolite (the milder curse words can be used on network television in the US, for example, while severe ones can not). One usually uses milder cursing because either they personally don't feel comfortable using the more severe words, or because it would not be appropriate in the context (such as on network television, in the presence of children, etc). Thus, mixing mild and severe curses in one usage does not usually occur, as the effect achieved by keeping the one curse word mild is negated by using another that is severe.
 In a mild curse, "gosh-darned" is typically used as a {{w|minced oath}} of "God-damned" when the latter would be inappropriate. This is mixed with "{{w|cunt}}" — a vulgar term for the female genitalia, considered the most offensive swear word in many English-speaking countries.

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 ==Explanation==
-This is the fourth comic in the [[:Category:My Hobby|My Hobby series]]. Curse words (aka: swear words/profanities) are disrespectful words that are typically impolite to use in public. As noted in the strip, there are "levels" of curse words ranging from those "mild" words that are more acceptable to use, to those "severe" words that are considered very impolite (the milder curse words can be used on network television in the US, for example, while severe ones can not). Although they cannot be exactly defined, they roughly fit into "safe" (heck, gosh, dang, etc.), "mild" (d*mn, s**t, h*ll and so forth) and "severe" (those that refer to more suggestive things than the others, as well as racial slurs and such). One usually uses milder cursing ("safe") because either they personally don't feel comfortable using the more severe words, or because it would not be appropriate in the context (such as on network television, in the presence of children, etc). Thus, mixing mild and severe curses in one usage does not usually occur, as the effect achieved by keeping the one curse word mild is negated by using another that is severe.
+This is the fourth comic in the [[:Category:My Hobby|My Hobby series]]. Curse words (aka: swear words/profanities) are disrespectful words that are typically impolite to use in public. As noted in the strip, there are "levels" of curse words ranging from those "mild" words that are more acceptable to use, to those "severe" words that are considered very impolite (the milder curse words can be used on network television in the US, for example, while severe ones can not). Although they cannot be exactly defined, they roughly fit into "safe" (heck, gosh, dang, etc.), "mild" (damn, shit, hell and so forth) and "severe" (those that refer to more suggestive things than the others, as well as racial slurs and such). One usually uses milder cursing ("safe") because either they personally don't feel comfortable using the more severe words, or because it would not be appropriate in the context (such as on network television, in the presence of children, etc). Thus, mixing mild and severe curses in one usage does not usually occur, as the effect achieved by keeping the one curse word mild is negated by using another that is severe.
 In a mild curse, "gosh-darned" is typically used as a {{w|minced oath}} of "God-damned" when the latter would be inappropriate. This is mixed with "{{w|cunt}}" — a vulgar term for the female genitalia, considered the most offensive swear word in many English-speaking countries.

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 {{comic
 | number    = 75
-| date      = What a Fucking Nigger
+| date      = March 13, 2006
 | title     = Curse Levels
 | image     = curse levels.jpg