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In Reply to: Re: Editing and removing offensive content from DVDs posted by Mr. Arnold on January 30, 2003 at 15:43:37:
Very often foul language is added just for its own sake. To "push the envelope" as idiots like to say. If there was no reason to put it in, there's no reason not to take it out.Besides, I find NYPD Blue every bit as gritty as Sopranos, but without a single f-word.
Hey, remember Jerry McGuire? It was f this and f that for a while, in front of the little boy too, until the kid asked, of no one in particular, "Why does everyone say 'fuck' so much?" Laughed my butt off. It was great writing.
clark
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About that word: I have rented gillions of A, B, and C grade movies. In B and C's my girlfriend and I, years ago, used to clink glasses everytime somebody said, "Shut the FUCK up." It is the most overused expression on celluloid. It's a better cocktail game than the "Hey, Bob" game from Newhart days.
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