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My take on swearing: Never loud enough for the whole store to hear, and never aggressively at somebody. I've been known to call my opponent some colorful and potentially get-my-arse-kicked things, but I do so with a laugh. We don't take it too seriously, it's just a game.

Perhaps there is no such thing as "polite" swearing, but there is certainly such a thing as light-hearted swearing. It's all about tone and context. I've been known to flip-off my dice when they screw me over.... which seems to happen more often than not.