Be Excellent To Each Other

Fair enough.

I have taken MiniKov to the rugby club for years, it is fun watching hairy arsed rugby lads, trying not to swear. Minikov knows most of the swear words, giggles when they are said, but does not repeat them

Pussy

My 3 year old was on the toilet at nursery a couple of weeks ago, he is fine doing this on his own, but they came back to check on him a couple of minutes later.

They asked him if he was ok and he said "There is a big hole in the toilet fucking hell!"

I'm not happy he is saying this, but he only ever says it in sentences like this and infrequently, which is better that the kids that just repeat a word over and over again.

Perhaps now's a good time to teach him that there are certain words you don't say at nursery.

It's a 12A, though.

Not so sure I should teach him any more words, he got this one from me no doubt, although he said it in an Irish accent much to the horror of my wife who is from Dublin. When I told her about this I braced myself for a telling off over cursing and kept the bit about the Irish accent until she had finished

They pick up all sorts, at the weekend I was telling him there were no magazine's or toys getting bought at the supermarket and he said " if you say that again I'll skin you alive" so I asked where he head learnt that and it was from a kids book we got from the library called the Bakers Cat!

I didn't mean teach him new swear words I just mean that if he says it again you need to reiterate that there's a time and a place for certain words and e.g. at nursery isn't one of them (in front of grandparents is another one) He's not too young to understand that.

The BBC rated it 12A, though. http://www.bbfc.co.uk/releases/ghostbusters-2016


o/

And in fact, the extended edition isn't a 12A -- it's a hard 12, as shown on the box art on
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ghostbusters-B ... s+extended

So? Star Wars Force Awakens was a 12A. I wasn't aware that 12As came with F bombs these days - that always used to be in 15s when I were a kid.

http://www.bbfc.co.uk/education-resourc ... n/language



You are officially more prudish than the BBFC.

Also, I can't hear you over the sound of how technically correct I am.

I really fucking hate the word "f-bomb". Can we stop using it? I mean, even "f word" is better than "f bomb". It's not a fucking bomb.

IMDBs parent's guide is really, really good.

It's not a word.

Censorship feex

This is undoubtedly true on many levels. The violence you get away with in 15s now is more like the 18s of my youth. It's terrible. TERRIBLE.


I didn't say you were wrong! I was just surprised things had moved on in the last 20 years.

The bird is the word.

F bomb is a specific thing I reckon. When someone drops and unexpected FUCK into an otherwise swear-free film, I'd call that an f-bomb. Someone saying fuck in, say, Reservoir Dogs... not so bomb-like.

Cheers fella - does that work for not yet released films, though? I'm in two minds about whether youngest would be ok with Rogue One, for instance, as it looks a little more gritty and realistic (in terms of the violence) than Force Awakens.

Whatever. It's still stupid.

I hate you.

So's your face.


I was using it ironically, mind. I wouldn't ever use it in earnestness in a conversation as I agree it's annoying - a bit American/stupid/childish. C Bomb!

True facts.


I think that's why I find it annoying. Because the only time I ever see it being used (usually) is when I'm being told off for swearing on facebook or twitter by prudish Americans.

Irony is funny!

I prefer Goldie.

basic instinct would probably be a pg these days lol

It is when I do it.

Cras, the F in this instance meant "fuck" not "fart", dude.

The secret for surviving Craster's farts is for someone to throw themselves on it just before it goes off.

The problem being that it could go off at any time without warning.

So I recommend you cling onto his arse at all times, just to be sure.

Volunteers thin on the ground for that one, I suspect

Depends if they've previously tried to help you with one of your grenades. If they have, I expect they'd be very thin on the ground.

Just watched Money Monster. Enjoyable film, but Jack O'Connell's New York accent was rather all over the place. Not sure why they didn't just cast an American in the role rather than a bloke from Derby.

New WW trailer

That looks good

I can't listen to her voice for an entire film.

Shouldn't she be Greek?

Anyway... Very strong Captain America: First Avenger feel to that. Which is a good thing. You don't see many action films based on WWI, do you?

I don't actually care what nationality the character/actor is, but I'd prefer subtitles to someone who speaks English that badly.

For someone who lives abroad, that's amazingly narrow minded.

Is it? I think being able to convincingly act and speak English at the same time should be a requirement for an English speaking acting role.

Edit: Less of a big deal in a supporting role, or someone without much dialogue, but she's the star here.

Obviously there was a long list of bigger problems with BvS, but her performance wasn't great there either.

Did it bother you that Arnie could barely speak English in the 80s? Van Damme? Jason Statham?

wow... just wow.

She is not meant to be English, she is greek (I think)

Brexit means Brexit.

Had no idea you were such a prick.

She's Israeli, which brings it's own problems, natch.

I meant Wonder Woman, any way I am looking forward to the film