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LOL I did a double take when I was watching that game. The apology was totally unnecessary though. As a fellow potty-mouth, I feel bad for the guy. Getting crucified for saying something that the average american says about 100 times a day.Quote:
Originally Posted by i_bleed_purple
I don't think too many people really care about an S-bomb.
I really hope not. Not to mention that he is one of the most knowledgeable commentators on TV. I almost puked when I turned on the second game and heard Trent Dilfer's voice.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThorSPL
I don't care about an 's' bomb. However, i do care whether my kids hear it or not. I have no problem with the apology. Much better to say you're sorry, then not say it and tell the bosses it's no big deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThorSPL
I agree completely with this. I have the same problem with the usage in that situation. I don't have any kids, but I wouldn't want them hearing that if I did. It may be common usage, but to my mind it's still wrong. "Everybody does it" just is not a good enough excuse. The apology was much appreciated from where I sit.Quote:
Originally Posted by STCLOUDSAYSGOVIKES
Just because many people do or say something, doesn't make it any more right. It's like I try to tell my roommate's 17-year-old . Just because you CAN do something, doesn't mean you SHOULD.
It saddens me to realize that "common courtesy" is becoming an oxymoron.
Shit is vulgar?
Yahhh what the FUCK are we even talking about here. Shit aint no fuckin vulgar wordQuote:
Originally Posted by marstc09
According to the FCC, yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by marstc09
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That was pretty funny