I just ran the last comment through my “Spell-Checker” and (to make it grammatically correct), it should be spelled “s@$&&ing”. - But then, English never WAS my f*!%@N^ ‘strong’ suit.
(Please note liddle-kiddies, we have used these words in complete sentences, as to convey a thought or idea.)
I want the old days of decent television. Lucy and Desi didn’t even sleep in the same bed and they were married. Now, blood & guts and sex, or such inuendos that kids today have to try it out themselves. @$$^%#%^^#%^@ has got to STOOOOOPP.
We’ve smegging turned society into one smegging pit of smeg and with the tolerance of anyone saying smegging anything that comes into thier smeg-filled brain and out of thier smegging mouth.
I cringe when I hear the profanity that blares from car speakers at the gas station or traffic light. It saddens me that these self-obscessed souls have such a need to be noticed that they feel compelled to seemingly relish a total disregard for other people (especially children) nearby.
To me, it’s even sadder when they have children in thier OWN cars.
I am a teenager in school, and I can say from personal experience that there is a lot of swearing going on it schools. And it bothers the bleeep out of me. People just have no limits to what they can say anymore, and people have no morals anymore.
I think it comes from people’s homes though. Their parents have even less morals than the kids do. When adults say kids are ruining society, it makes me so aggravated. Kids get their attitude and behavior from their parents, and the tv their parents let them watch.
cleokaya almost 15 years ago
I don’t f@#*ing believe it.
wndrwrthg almost 15 years ago
You’re s@$&ing me. Right?
sarge112751 almost 15 years ago
I just ran the last comment through my “Spell-Checker” and (to make it grammatically correct), it should be spelled “s@$&&ing”. - But then, English never WAS my f*!%@N^ ‘strong’ suit.
(Please note liddle-kiddies, we have used these words in complete sentences, as to convey a thought or idea.)
Yukoneric almost 15 years ago
I want the old days of decent television. Lucy and Desi didn’t even sleep in the same bed and they were married. Now, blood & guts and sex, or such inuendos that kids today have to try it out themselves. @$$^%#%^^#%^@ has got to STOOOOOPP.
wicky almost 15 years ago
Now that we have kicked God out of the schools that is what they learn.
prasrinivara almost 15 years ago
And don’t forget the modified profanities on some shows such as Battlestar Galactica (campy 1978/1979 version and more recent one).
By using a profanity in front of the “…details at 11”, the reporter is not felgercarbing.
IGoPogo2 almost 15 years ago
We’ve smegging turned society into one smegging pit of smeg and with the tolerance of anyone saying smegging anything that comes into thier smeg-filled brain and out of thier smegging mouth.
I cringe when I hear the profanity that blares from car speakers at the gas station or traffic light. It saddens me that these self-obscessed souls have such a need to be noticed that they feel compelled to seemingly relish a total disregard for other people (especially children) nearby.
To me, it’s even sadder when they have children in thier OWN cars.
Maybe I just qualify as a Plugger.
Northwoodser almost 15 years ago
Too sad-too true.
braven almost 15 years ago
Whoa there … best to slow down with all the colorful language! Where’s Tidler when you need some good color commentary?
BQBETTE almost 15 years ago
I am a teenager in school, and I can say from personal experience that there is a lot of swearing going on it schools. And it bothers the bleeep out of me. People just have no limits to what they can say anymore, and people have no morals anymore. I think it comes from people’s homes though. Their parents have even less morals than the kids do. When adults say kids are ruining society, it makes me so aggravated. Kids get their attitude and behavior from their parents, and the tv their parents let them watch.
iowaweav almost 15 years ago
Much luck to you BQB, and great point sarge. I’ll be sure to shape up the next few days.