A river is shown and then different buildings with the clouds moving and music in the background. two men

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- hold the capoeria of a rock band and they rock as people walk by in a plaza.
- are talking in a field formation while arrows point to signals and videos on wall tops for shooting arrows.
- are set in front of the camera playing a set of bagpipe pipes.
- are seen walking on a sidewalk and then talking inside a building, and then on a roof attaching equipment with ropes and pulleys.

are seen walking on a sidewalk and then talking inside a building, and then on a roof attaching equipment with ropes and pulleys.

How to replace swear words with less offensive words
Make notes on how you swear.
Brainstorm all of the swear words you use, and make notes on when you use them (when joking with friends, when you are angry, when you stub your toe, etc. ).

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- Put these notes to trial, and you'll find that you've gotten a great deal out of your swearing habit. Write down your favorite phrase you used at least twice a day.
- Knowing how and when you swear is the first step in figuring out inoffensive replacements. For instance, you might be able to identify your number one swear word, and start by replacing just that one.
- This will give you a visual image of how your cursing words are used. Include lyrics or short phrases with each swear word.
- Then write them down and use the notes to work out which ones have to be treated with respect. Make a note every time you use a swear word in the future; it's a little habit keeping tool, especially for swearing in the future.

Knowing how and when you swear is the first step in figuring out inoffensive replacements. For instance, you might be able to identify your number one swear word, and start by replacing just that one.

The children on the sidelines are jumping up and down with swim caps and swimsuits on as they watch the people who are already in the pool swim. a person

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- buys wooden matches from the woman who stands near one of the swimmers.
- wearing a toga overtakes the girls as they stand around a tile base, and the group looks at each other.
- walks by the camera as the shaky camera focuses on the people who are already in the pool swimming.
- takes a sip from a drink as she's now walking the inside of the water and preparing to jump.

walks by the camera as the shaky camera focuses on the people who are already in the pool swimming.

A shot of a building is shown followed by a man speaking to the camera. Another man sits next to them while one holds a hookah and take puffs from the hose. the man

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- takes a puff of the hookah and begins to blow into the mouth as well as sip from the hookah.
- then takes a puff off a hookah while the other offers nothing else.
- take turns smoking from the hookah and the camera pans around the area.
- then puts on an oven glove and practices with the hookah blowing smoke out all around the building and speaking to the camera.
take turns smoking from the hookah and the camera pans around the area.