I was listening to a guy on his cell phone on a commuter train a while back and I (and everyone else in the car) heard more ████ than I’ve personally used in my entire life…
I remember back in 94 or 95, I was interning in a hospital and that night in the “break room” ER was in. And Eric LaSalle’s character had slumped down on the floor and said a four letter word meaning excrement. On network tv. We were aghast. Not at the word, but that USA Standards and Practices had allowed that.
Skeptical Meg 10 months ago
It’s only been twenty so far….
fthiel 10 months ago
It won’t take that long.
dlkrueger33 10 months ago
You can sure get away with a LOT of “bad words” on TV these days, but so little in comic strips. At least for those of us making comments.
Arthur I Romeo Premium Member 10 months ago
Well, you know what I say?
Ken Norris Premium Member 10 months ago
I was listening to a guy on his cell phone on a commuter train a while back and I (and everyone else in the car) heard more ████ than I’ve personally used in my entire life…
ChessPirate 10 months ago
In the immortal words of George Carlin:
“S███, P███, C███, F███, C█████████, M███████████, T███.”
Perkycat 10 months ago
I think we all get the picture ~~ the_big_ picture!
Robert Miller Premium Member 10 months ago
Are you on Patreon? Maybe you could get away with it on there…since it is a way for creators to connect straight to their fans.
Teto85 Premium Member 10 months ago
I remember back in 94 or 95, I was interning in a hospital and that night in the “break room” ER was in. And Eric LaSalle’s character had slumped down on the floor and said a four letter word meaning excrement. On network tv. We were aghast. Not at the word, but that USA Standards and Practices had allowed that.