American Students Lead World in Swearing, Name Calling

America's youngsters lead the world in swearing and name calling proficiency, a new study shows.

The study, which evaluates students' performance in an array of verbal abuse competencies including vocabulary, creative integration, indecency and volume, reinstated American children as the global leader in profanity one year after being knocked out of the top spot by Germany.

"When it comes to reading, math and science, our kids might not know their mitochondria from a dick up their ass, but they can sure talk some trash," boasted elementary school principal Dan Bowcott.

Caleb Clark, a 5th grader at Bowcott's school, remarked that the study was, "Fucking stupid", and called his principal a "shitface".

One of Clark's classmates, 11 year-old Ashlyn Parlow, called Clark, "A jiz bucket", the study, "Retarded", and added that Germany could, "Lick her box".

The study also ranked American children second in the world in rationalizing their indifference towards learning.

Remarked high school senior Casey Luebke: "Whatever. Like I'm going to spend all my time studying math and shit when 50 years from now I'm just going to be drooling and crapping in a diaper again like my dumb-ass grandma."