Letting an F-bomb fly in public in Virginia used to cost you a $250 fine. Not anymore

Potty mouths will soon be free to swear to their $&%! heart's content.

It used to be that if you dropped an expletive on the streets of Virginia, you could get hit with a fine of up to $250.

But that's about to change.People in the state will soon be free to swear to their $@&#%! heart's content, after the Virginia state legislature voted to repeal a law that prohibited profanity in public. The bill passed the state Senate on Wednesday, and passed the state House last month. It now heads to Gov. Ralph Northam's desk for his signature.CNN has contacted Northam's office for comment.

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