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Jack wrote in
: On Sun, 19 Oct 2003 15:16:25 -0500, "Clint" rattlehead at computron dot net wrote: "Richard Cranium" wrote in message .com... That's an adverb, not an adjective. Um, no; it is modifying "brilliant", which is a noun. Thus it is an adjective. geez, does it really matter? It's the same word... if the FCC is going to stoop to THAT low of a level to let certain words "slide" now, why not just do away with all censoring all at once? it'll degenerate one day to the type of television they have in europe and australia, where I hear just about anything goes. Clint As compared to where else? For the most part, European TV is vastly superior in quality to US television. When it comes to childrens programming, I've discovered that Australia and New Zealand have produced some of the best and most imaginative kids TV series I've seen. In the US, the trash and even worse is there and quite visible. They just use verbal and visual euphanisms, which is even more objectionable. -Jack- The question is, does this now mean we can say the F word on ham radio? |
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