Pigfender, fellow NIADers: How harsh do you want to the language to get? On a scale from 1950s-era American TV: “You goll-dern, yella-bellied, no-good varmit!” to HBO’s Deadwood: “I want that ****-sucker dead!”
Not that I was going to go full Deadwood, or anything, but guys may or may not be under stress in my chapter. 
Up to you for your chapter. We’ve certainly had F-words before (I’ve certainly had characters use 'em in my chapters).
How do you pronounce “****”?
[size=85]Hmmm… my interpretation of Asterix and Obelix has just altered considerably![/size] 
Ohhhh…good point. I need to throw some language in. Maybe that will give them more colour.
(hah! I put in a u!! :p)
use british english if you can…
I barely get hicklish right. You will get my best effort, but vic-k will be confused.
Don’t worry about it too much.
If people need a bit of a guide to who used what when:
http://www.authentic-campaigner.com/forum/showthread.php?1865-Period-Swear-Words-by-Craig-Hadley
HAHA. 
That’s two of your hours done! 
The betting pool: how many chapters in total will contain at least one character, major or minor, expectorating on dusty ground.
Just checked my e-mail and I see the information package! Going to open it now. Can’t wait to get started!
– nav66
Love the background info you include in the packet, Pigfender.
eyes words written Ahhhhhuuuummmmmmm… frantic rewriting
(on an aside…the only reason I remember what “expectorating” means is because of Disney. cheer!)
Well, all of them now, I imagine!
Thanks!
Do your characters swear in Chinese as well?
You give me something I understand and have a chance of doing “right” and I’m stuck trying to figure out how many rifles would have been a better choice than the ones you listed…
30 words in. Trying like the dickens to find my stride.
I’m placing odds on about 3/4 of all paragraphs.
It’s tripped up, though, if you add the spit can. 