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  If you wrote down the code of society it would sound ridiculous.
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  I was taught not to pass gas in the company of others, but I've found doing so to be advantageous in certain situations >
  
  Many point to the dissolution of the nuclear family, or at least not having two adults in the household to regularly model behavior for impressionable children. >
  
  That's true! It's important to understand the importance of social etiquette so that we can all get along and coexist in harmony. After all, it is our collective responsibility to foster a society that is respectful and tolerant of one another.