Hollywood, on the other hand, thinks the F-word is "respectful" enough to enter our living rooms. The F-word's not something I'd like to hear every two minutes either.

List of films that most frequently use the word "f***"
http://www.slashfilm.com/2008/01/14/movies-with-the-most-instances-of-the-f-word/

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Bo pen nyang.

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You've got to understand the attraction to cursing in a foreign language... I've seen altogether too many straight ahead American kids that love to throw a little Latino gutter culture around. Makes you look cool!

From The Matrix Reloaded:

" I have sampled every language, French is my favourite - fantastic language, especially to curse with. Nom de Dieu de putain de bordel de merde de saloperies de connards d'encul�s de ta m�re. You see, it's like wiping your arse with silk, I love it.

"To many shortminded people on the other side of the pool. Sometimes i think you people still live in the 1900's"

"The F... word overhere in europe is allowed in music and songcompostition.. Nothing wrong with that..."

I wonder how long it will take to go from the music and song composition to the schools, work place, living room and bedroom. No long I think....but "Nothing wrong with that...."

sometimes its hard to be of the generation that watches the moral collapse of our planet.

It's nothing to wonder about, it's already there. It's everywhere. The young ones
grab it from the movies mainly made "over there" (read USA), and also from the
music. The F*** word is all over. Too bad, and it's a kind of sad.
Guess I have to start use it in every second word myself, if not, the young ones
won't understand a F***ing sh** of any F***ing word I'm saying.......

Wonder if I'm wrong if I think I remember one of the "Rocky" movies and Sylvester
Stallone actually used the F*** word about all the time?

Cheers
GJ

Btw,
"Nothing wrong with that...."

Who knows, if not the F*** word, there would/will probably be another F***ing F*** word
to replace it, and the snowball continue Rock'nRoll.

Diki, you should try Norwegian, Swedish or Finnish.
Clean poetry....

Where have I heard THAT before...?

Oh yes... My grandparents about MY generation (and THEIR grandparents about their generation, and so on and so forth ad infinitum ). Stuff been going to hell in a handbasket since time began...

sadly, i was talking about MY generation.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdRs1gKpe...next=1&index=32

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Bo pen nyang.

lol...very good. My mother saw The Who play at Wembley....I was working with them some 35 years later at the same venue!