[per loin]

If too vulgar for TV, or even to be spelled correctly, then why a thread on it? A chance for all the prudes to cover mouths with hands and make little tittering sounds?

[rintense]

I wanted to make sure I heard it right, and wanted to see if anyone else thought it was wrong or acceptable.

[KingKongCobra]

"If too vulgar for TV, or even to be spelled correctly, then why a thread on it? A chance for all the prudes to cover mouths with hands and make little tittering sounds?"


Maybe someone can tell me what special characters I need to "$natch" from my keyboard in order to spell "fern" correctly. I hope I didn't "muff" that up. Oh, that was a dirty "cr@ck". I should probably $plit now.

[Robert_Paulson2]

yup...

[Robert_Paulson2]

Where does a guy named "DICK," get off on calling his testicularly "NOT challenged" superior (the President)... a pussy?

This guy at times is a walking vulgarity.
I find it very easy to call him DICK.

He is just jealous that he needs to grow a pair.

[justshe]

Just FYI....I am no prude. I can swear with the best of them. I just think there is a time and a place. Early prime time is no longer decent for most kids to watch. Why should we tolerate the news people using language like this? Doesn't it further degrade and coarsen the culture? We continue to push that line further and further so that we are no longer shocked. That is not a good thing, imo.