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02-05-04
I've always been fine with it, but then I'm a big fan of Miller and Bukowski. Sometimes profanity can convey a brutality (of thought or action) that other words can't.
Alternatively it can strip a concept down to it's very bones, without the over-decorative phrasing which can blur the image.
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