OK, remember the talk of tv-"swears" for dubbing? On Cold Case just now, they used two in a row, all on purpose -- first "same shed, different tool," then "back the truck up." Made me laff
I can't remember what interview and where, or even who it was (though I suspect it was someone involved with NYPD Blue on NPR), but they said not swearing actually made them be
more vulgar
because they had to be more explicit with the words surrounding the non-curse. He was saying something like you substitute any nonsense word for the actual offensive word, but surround it with more descriptive words.
Hey, we have less than 200 posts left. Do you think we can kill the thread tonight, before the naming debate has time to happen?
Yay!
What shall we talk about?
What did you do this weekend?
I got my haircut, and cleaned, and even made some progress with my clothing storage issues.
This doesn't look like killing the thread to me.
This doesn't look like killing the thread to me.
Sorry.
DIE, YOU BASTARD, DIE!!
t throttles thread
Better?
My friend Michelle visited. But just overnight. Michelle, like me, embraces the shut in life. So we watched almost the whole series of Grey's Anatomy. And knit.