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There is a time and place for both crass language and flowery language. You would get severely penalized for speaking in "high english" in some places, just as you would not (usually) want to cuss out everyone in your boardroom meeting.

>>smaude+(OP)
No question. But let the people use what they want as is accepted within their circles and circumstances --but the current revisionism is surprising.

>>smaude+(OP)
> just as you would not (usually) want to cuss out everyone in your boardroom meeting.

Good you put that usually in there. It can be surprisingly effective when used sparingly.