Do men swear more than women?

If so, why?

I have been known to swear, Guilty as charged, There is a time and a place for it,
Billy connely sketch on here, Harmless fun, I dont like swearing in front of the lady's, But will do if the need arises, Dare i say scots women seem to swear a lot, But you can safely men swear more than women, Perhaps they need to ?,

I do not like swearing. I have been known to use one or two words when angry
It is children who use swear words that really get me going. It is not their fault as they are hearing it in the home etc

I don´t like swearing either M, but it just seems part of everyday life and nobody seems to care. When I was a kid NOBODY used the f word yet now as you say children use it and don´t even think about what they are saying

Guilty, particularly when angry or excited

I am always getting moaned at for swearing in the pub. Women complaining obviously. They shouldn't even be there, ought to be at home doing domestic stuff, unless they're eye candy of course. Right, I'm off to the pub for quiz night so you can talk about me while I'm not here........

Perfectspecimen wrote:I am always getting moaned at for swearing in the pub. Women complaining obviously. They shouldn't even be there, ought to be at home doing domestic stuff, unless they're eye candy of course. Right, I'm off to the pub for quiz night so you can talk about me while I'm not here........

Tip for you Vince...the name of the cockerel on the cornflakes packet?...Cornelius

Too right Vince, Take one of those posh phones, google the answers,

The Lone Ranger wrote:

Tip for you Vince...the name of the cockerel on the cornflakes packet?...Cornelius

Paddy says "mick will you help me with this jigsaw" - "Put the frosties back in the box you thick git"

I think the younger generation women swear more than men. I don't use the F word in front of women, do think that some swear words add fun to a sentence.
Bollocks for instance can be used in so many funny terms.