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It's time for TV to Relax the Nudity/Swearing rules....
While listening to LOVELINE last night, Adam Corrola brought up a very good point concerning the censoring of nudity and the apparent lax rules where "Gross out reality tv" is concerned.
I have to say that I never thought about it this way but why is it ok to show peolpe eating Antelope ass, Fish Eyeballs, and raw Pig testicles and vomiting afterwards but not... a nipple? Think about it. How come "the Powers that be" say gross is good breat is bad? I think it's HIGH TIME they start allowing mild nudity(to ease everyone into the idea) and certian swear words like "s#it". What do you think?? |
more boobies? good.
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Ya know, i, too have been wondering why those chicks "eating Antelope ass, Fish Eyeballs, and raw Pig testicles" weren't nude..
I'm glad to see someone else was too.. |
Most of the sh*t we see on tv should be censored.... I mean your kids seeing someone eating something gross or doing a stupid stunt will influence them a lot more than seeing a topless woman on tv. Swearing I would still censor some words like f**k, but most I don't see why they bother since everyone swears anyways
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Originally posted by Feneant Most of the sh*t we see on tv should be censored.... I mean your kids seeing someone eating something gross or doing a stupid stunt will influence them a lot more than seeing a topless woman on tv. Swearing I would still censor some words like f**k, but most I don't see why they bother since everyone swears anyways |
It seems to be a very slow process. Language is much "harsher" now than 20 years ago. And they did show that ass on NYPD Blue. Sooner or later, stuff will start getting through. I seriously doubt, though, that it will be a sudden, "ok, we are going to let this stuff on now," situation. Baby steps. But I do agree that allowing one type of "bad" thing, but not a seemingly less "bad" thing, is pretty ridiculous.
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they said ***** on southpark like 200 times.
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It was actually 162 times. Anyone remeber the old George Carlin skit with the 7 words you can never say on tv. The one's I remeber are F***, $hit, fart, ball is allowed, but only during sporting events. Anyone remeber the other ones?
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TV has an odd perception of morals that should be enforced.
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Originally posted by Rypro PG-13 It was actually 162 times. Anyone remeber the old George Carlin skit with the 7 words you can never say on tv. The one's I remeber are F***, $hit, fart, ball is allowed, but only during sporting events. Anyone remeber the other ones? 2. piss 3. cun_ 4. f*** 5. c0cksucker 6. m0therf***er 7. tits He later added 8. fart 9. turd 10. twat Since then I've heard #2, #8 & #9 on network TV, plus the aforementioned #1 on South Park 162 times in a half-hour. #7 has also turned up on Comedy Central. |
8 was on good morning miami last week. :) and 9 was on an episode of snl. turd ferguson. :)
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quick question, you want it on tv when you can't even say most of them here? This place is more private than national television
just wondering... |
Originally posted by Rypro PG-13 It was actually 162 times. Anyone remeber the old George Carlin skit with the 7 words you can never say on tv. The one's I remeber are F***, $hit, fart, ball is allowed, but only during sporting events. Anyone remeber the other ones? I remember him doing this skit on Leno or Letterman or something. He was saying that you could say pissed off, but they bleeped him when he said pissed on. |
It's my personal opinion that "Fear Factor" is actually grosser than anything available in pornography today.
This occurred to me a couple of weeks ago when they had the contestants eating bowls full of cheese crawling with maggots. Which, I think, qualifies as being more disturbing than giving The Hedgehog a RJ. |
Originally posted by NC-36 1. $h!t 2. piss 3. cun_ 4. f*** 5. c0cksucker 6. m0therf***er 7. tits He later added 8. fart 9. turd 10. twat Since then I've heard #2, #8 & #9 on network TV, plus the aforementioned #1 on South Park 162 times in a half-hour. #7 has also turned up on Comedy Central. |
I think the most obvious evidence of the growing leniency is with the word "God damn". The first time I heard it on TV was with South Park, and now I hear it all the time. Also "dick" and "assh*le" are used quite a bit nowadays.
But where are the boobs already?! |
Originally posted by Josh-da-man It's my personal opinion that "Fear Factor" is actually grosser than anything available in pornography today. This occurred to me a couple of weeks ago when they had the contestants eating bowls full of cheese crawling with maggots. Which, I think, qualifies as being more disturbing than giving The Hedgehog a RJ. I understand that these things might seem gross to some of us, but to others..it's a delicacy.. http://www.cheese.com/Description.asp?Name=Cabrales Personally, the only cheese I mess with are Romano, Mozzarella, Parmesan, & Provolone.. oh...and AMERICAN. :lol: [/off topic] |
I think there's worse things in the world than nudity.
No one ever set themselves on fire or blew away their school buddys after seeing a pair of womens butt cheeks now have they? |
Originally posted by raKim quick question, you want it on tv when you can't even say most of them here? This place is more private than national television just wondering... again, my point is if "gross is ok" why not nudity or "bad words"? It doesn't make sense to me. As far as dvdtalk, is making this place "clean" up to Geoff? I assume if he wanted to relax rules on "swearing" it wouldn't be a problem. However, Nudity on dvdtalk outside of the mature area might be another story. |
I'm almost positive I've seen fox shows (worlds worst..... 2) where they also covered up puke.
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The whole concept of forbidden language is funny. I can say Fornicate, Fecies, Penis, Vagina, Anus (and/or Sphincter). I can’t say” ****, ****, ****, *****, or ******* (and/or ********) in public though.
It’s not the meaning. It’s the exact phonetic component that freaks people out. Are we but simple cave people? Cut Geoff some slack, though. It’s not his fault that society is skewed ***backwards! He’s running a publicly accessible site and has to watch his ***. Plus: don’t you know that nudity only dredges up those ugly, horrible urges that God didn’t mean to give you. Hornyness is an abomination! |
Originally posted by Kudama Cut Geoff some slack, though. It’s not his fault that society is skewed ***backwards! He’s running a publicly accessible site and has to watch his ***. |
Originally posted by Kudama It’s not the meaning. It’s the exact phonetic component that freaks people out. Are we but simple cave people? The whole idea of 'offensive words' should really be about 'offensive content', if they really do aim to 'protect the children' in first place. I mean, the nightly news during the Lewinsky scandal had more b.j. and penis references than a year's worth of HBO. So they dress it up with words and phrases no human ever uses in real conversation, like 'fellatio' and 'sexual relations'. All so they can talk about what the rest of the world calls a blow job. |
Another pat that cracks me up: The part about ***damn.
Wasn’t “***” the good part and “damn” the bad? Not to mention the word “***” refers to a generalized deity (such as Mercury, maybe?) and not the thing that people can’t call Jehovah. (It reminds me of a story where people called Lucifer satan and “the” devil.) ****ing language! I swear!!!! |
It's just a matter of how idiotic people are, and the networks having to cover their asses accordingly. People have more of a problem with "s**t" than they do with "crap", even though they have the exact same meanings, are used in the exact same contexts, and are pretty much interchangable in phrases (holy s**t --> holy crap, etc.) There is simply no logic to it, just stupidity and oversensitivity. Same thing with nudity. We sure as hell don't want our kids to see a female nipple on television. Graphically depict pumping a guy full of bullets......that's okay, though.
This society is f***ed up. |
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