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Do you swear in your commits?

I find that when committing to non-workplace git/svn/tfs/etc, I swear a LOT in my commit messages. My working theory so far is that it's the testosterone from fixing x or putting the finishing touches on y, etc.

Do you find yourself doing the same thing?

( 3 comments | on HN )
Re:Do you swear in your commits? by dkersten on Thursday December 17, 2009 @08:14AM (#1000926)
Never.

Not in work, for obvious reasons, but also not in non-work code, because my non-work code is seen by a lot more people than my work code, so I feel its even MORE important to act professional there. I also never swear or joke in comments either.

Honestly, I think swearing in commits/comments does nothing to benefit you/code/commits/project.

Re:Do you swear in your commits? by clusterfu_k on Wednesday December 16, 2009 @10:57PM (#1000386)
i dont swear in my commits, but i write dirty jokes in the comments of my code..
Re:Do you swear in your commits? by jdg on Wednesday December 16, 2009 @09:34PM (#1000280)
No.