re: What screams "poorly educated"?

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Cuss words nearly every sentence.


Particularly the f-bomb.

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When used reflexively frick and its derivatives are commonly coarse and usually unseemly there are people that can weave it into a sentence with a virtuosity rarely seen in human communication. Their aural artistry reminds me of a Taner Ceylan painting. While it is often indecorous one can't deny the result is not a demonstration of the mastery of their craft and it communicates their intent with a raw hyperrealism.

frick can also be powerful and interesting when just used in its pure form:

"in this land some of us frick more than we die but most of us die better than we frick"

Charles Bukowski in Love Is a Dog from Hell