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| jerry ferrara, paul bates, gift set, name development, makaveli, harland williams, feature film comedy, makaveli 2, wordssong lyrics 2pac hell 4 a hustler still i rise (with outlawz), randy harrison, action, bush, lyric for tupac song, jarhead(widescreen edition), vincenzo amelia, institution, | Which one seems more shocking? Posted by: Brian on July 29, 2003 at 8:54 PM | PERMALINK If I were at work, and had at hand the Dictionary of American Slang, I might be culture: society able to count the number of pages starting with culture: society the word "fuck." Not entries, pages. It's more than two. And that doesn't include other times the word shows up as a suffix, as in one of my favorite words, clusterfuck. Posted by: edub on July 29, 2003 at 8:54 PM | PERMALINK For those (few) that saw it, this actually sounds a lot like the culture: society plot of that old Judd Nelson (!) |
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| Their teachers have given up, bush accepting "fuckin" (at bush least) as a kind of intensifier. Like bumping "really" up to 11. The real test is when the NYTimes allows the word to appear in its august pages. Apparently, they've only recently allowed "ass." O tempore! O mores! Posted by: jupiter on July 29, 2003 at 7:25 bush PM | PERMALINK That brief was great. One thing that always surprises my parents (and me) when I go home is how ingrained casual swearing has become for me. I am always catching myself to late saying things like "why the fuck..." before its to late. I can't help it, it's like puncutation for me. Damn, I'm fucked up. I always thought the music that didn't swear was a lot more effective. Compare, for example, Guns and Roses 'I used to love her' to rap that swears excessivly. |
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