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Swears In Australia. Published on nov 4, 2014 at 9:00 pm. Web 'suckhole', 'get rooted', 'no wuckers' and 'we're not here to f*** spiders' are some of the more modern colourful. Web swear words are derived from taboos — that's why gadzooks was once considered a swear word. On average, australians swear approximately 14 times per day. Web it's difficult to say how many people today around australia are charged with using offensive, profane or insulting language in any one year, but you could safely surmise it's in the thousands.

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