I had to laugh the other day, they were playing a song about drugs and depression on the radio, but they had to bleep out all the curse words. Why is profanity censored in society? I just see it as a way of getting a message across. Is the message that profanity sends the one they (the censorship bleeper people) are trying to block? Cause you can say almost the same thing with the set of allowed vocabulary.
And how would a complete lift on censorship effect little kids saying those words?
"I'm so cool" - Carl Sagan
Read the Bible (especially Old Testament) and then report back.
That is some shitty fucked up sound on that video, sounds like ass. Or maybe my god damn sound is messed up.
Here in Ohio we swear constantly.
^But not in that sentence.
Here in Ohio we're polite among strangers. The inbreeding is starting to expose the correlation.
Just kidding. Cleveland is pretty rude. lol
Some ancient paranoia about being sworn to a force of evil if you happen to mention its name, gone horribly wrong. Something tells me that bodily waste, while arguably evil as ****, doesn't quite hold that power.
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