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Toddler's Curses Forced Samuel L. Jackson To Rethink Swearing Policy
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Samuel L. Jackson was forced to rethink his attitude towards swearing in front of his family when his young daughter began repeating his expletives. The star admits he spoke to Zoe, now 25, "like he talked to his friends", and often swore in her presence - which culminated in her telling pals "f*#$ you" when she was three years old.
Speaking to British film magazine Little White Lies he says, "I never edited my speech with my daughter, and I talked to her liked I talked to my friends but she could not answer me back the same way.
"I recall hearing when she was three talking to her friends and saying 'f*#$ you'. She understood the context of different words. We took her to a wedding once and was asking her about some food and she replied, 'What is that s*&$?'"
(This news article provided by World Entertainment News Network)
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