"an old friend" wrote in message
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On Aug 12, 12:03 pm, "The Dude!" wrote:
I wish CBers would follow rules that exist concerning the use of foul
language. I like to hear and speak with CBers during my daily commute. I
can't, however, have the CB on when the kids are in the car due to the
prolific use of foul language. It's really sad how far the service has
sunk.

Oh for the heyday of the 70s when CBers were numerous and truckers were
the
best drivers on the road (and, yes, I remember those days personally)!

maybe you need to hang in a better part of the country

I never hear bad lang here on CB that seem reseverved for 75m and
occionanly 20 m ham

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On a recent trip, I heard foul language in Missouri, Kansas, and Colorado -
especially Colorado, near Denver. I'm sure the offenders weren't locals.
They were definitely truckers. I don't know what "part of the country" the
truckers were from.

"Bob Dobbs" wrote in message
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The Dude! wrote:

On a recent trip, I heard foul language in Missouri, Kansas, and
Colorado -
especially Colorado, near Denver. I'm sure the offenders weren't locals.
They were definitely truckers. I don't know what "part of the country"
the
truckers were from.

Recent conditions on eleven meters have brought signals from many parts
of the country to and from those regions. Since you don't know what part
of the country those 'offenders' were from, how do you even know they
were truckers. Could have been some anal retentive repressed prude such
as you seem to be, expressing themselves while mommy was away with her
lover and dad was at work, leaving the radio available.

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Operator Bob
Echo Charlie 42

LOL!!!

They were not rolling in on skip. They were local truckers calling each
other, "driver." I've used CB radios since the 70s and know what I'm
talking about. BTW, how does not liking foul language on the air waves
(which is illegal) make someone a prude. What a leap!

"Bob Dobbs" wrote in message
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The Dude! wrote:
BTW, how does not liking foul language on the air waves
(which is illegal) make someone a prude.

Prudishness is an overly expressed concern
for some infraction of modesty, especially spoken language.

Right. So I suppose that expecting people to not say "****" and "****" on
PUBLIC airwaves that kids can be listening to is an "overly expressed
concern??" Damn, Bob! I suppose you would defend kiddy porn, too.

Right. So I suppose that expecting people to not say "****" and "****" on
PUBLIC airwaves that kids can be listening to is an "overly expressed
concern??" Damn, Bob! I suppose you would defend kiddy porn, too.

Hey! I can't have the Computer on when the kids are in the room
due to the prolific use of foul language. It's really sad how far the
news service has sunk.

Maybe you could stroll through the hallways
of whatever school they go to,
and audit some of the language they get there,
they do attend school, don't they?

They do attend school; and the principal does a very good job of monitoring
the students' behavior. It's a small school with about 20-25 kids in each
grade. That's why I live near a very small town.

"Bob Dobbs" wrote in message
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The Dude! wrote:
I suppose you would defend kiddy porn, too.

Why must you try to sneak your inner passions into the mix?

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Operator Bob
Echo Charlie 42

Ahhh, we've reached the point of your attacking me personally instead of
speaking to the points being discussed. YOU LOSE!