Seems a bit like me ;) @Skua

@icecoldlava @XVIindustries alright so I looked at the actual paper found here (woohoo for free access to papers with my uni). Basically it says that people who have a better swearing vocabulary typically have a better vocabulary in general, but the swearing that showed this was swearing used as expressions of intense emotion, and also general insults, rather than as slurs like race- or gender-based swearing. It also found that swearing generally indicated a less agreeable but more open person.

No.. i trust ladbible.com @Skua

@icecoldlava my bad, for some reason I only remembered the Russian part. Was it in a tabloid?

Might have been the sun, lol @Skua

Actually im only half russian. Yhe other half is british@Skua @XVIindustries

@XVIindustries he's Russian so probably not the Sun, but otherwise you're absolutely spot on hahaha

@Skua I think he may have read it in the sun lol they are well known for making BS stories lol

It's alright, it doesn't mean each individual person is more or less intelligent based on whether or not they swear. I live in a place where swearing is involved in pretty much every sentence, it doesn't make us all a bunch of geniuses.

Sarcasm is also seen as quick witted and fast thinker. Just wanted to add to the randomness, even though nothing is truly random