Why is popular culture so incredibly vulgar?
*Some salty language.
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A refreshing insight.
At least some people “get it”.
How do support Paul?
How di I support Paul?
PJW nails this one…..
How di do to you too Moe.
Paul Watson. Sounds like a guitar players’ name.
Cash me outsye how bout dat?
https://youtu.be/Gu10IiXVNBk
Open the door. You got me. Phuccken too muxh vodka. Still celebratin’ Patriots win.
Using constant vulgarity in language is the lazy/stupid mans substitute for thinking about something worth saying before putting their mouth
in gear.
I think that it’s a sign of letting your emotions rule you, so you aren’t thinking clearly enough to form an articulate sentence. I know because I swear a lot when I’m steamed and not thinking. I guess the left is constantly offended so that’s part of the reason too. Taking offence over nothing will lead to more offence/anger at nothing.
The U.S.A. alone, has more things to see and do, it would take 3 lifetimes to accomplish.
Yet, people rarely venture beyond 50 mile circumference of their home, and heck, hardly even leave their homes, and when they do, their face is staring at some sort of screen.
I knew a guy who could win any pop-culture board game, new lines to movies, songs, and I just thought to myself, “You know a lot of things that are absolutely worthless, nice work!”
“The only thing a nonconformist hates more than a conformist, is a nonconformist that does not abide by the prevailing standards of nonconformity.”
I think it might have been Will Rogers that I just quoted.
For years now I’ve been asking “when did tv get so ugly?” Everything about it; the shows, the commercials, the news, even the weather girls.