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Anybofy been watching the history of naughty rude words on bbc3. its a very interesting programme. it was on last night and taked about the standards of language on tv since Kenneth Tynan said the word fuck on satire programme BBC 3 (oh suppose the digital channel should be writen as bbc three then :lol:)

 

it also had the history of smeg and other words of a naughty nature. for example i never knew that the first person to utter the very naughty word (a 4 letter vaginal monolgue!!! :lol:) was sometime poet and wine lover Felix Dennis, the publisher of Maxim who was a bit of a hippy in his day!!!

 

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c1/MaximVan.jpg

 

another part of the show featured on films in the 80s that were censored when they were on TV. Films such as Scarface and Repo Man. I found this hillarious that films had bizarre words put in where the naughty bits were so when someone shouted "Fuck you motherfucker" what people heard was Flip you Mellonfarmer!!! :lol: :lol: :lame: :rofl: :rofl: , also where someone asks "you like licking pussy" this gets changed into "you like liking pineapples"!!! :lol: :lol: :lame: :rofl: :rofl:

 

does anyone rember watching films like this. i find it unbeleivable that broadcasters did this!!!

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I watched this show when it was on three weeks ago = very entertaining.

 

Going slightly off topic does anyone rember when the Wurzels made their late 1990s comeback with contempory songs they covered Prince's SexyMF as "Sexy Mellon Farmer". :lol:

 

 

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I watched this show when it was on three weeks ago = very entertaining.

 

Going slightly off topic does anyone rember when the Wurzels made their late 1990s comeback with contempory songs they covered Prince's SexyMF as "Sexy Mellon Farmer". :lol:

 

no, but that song was on the show last night when they took out 16 Mfs. covering it with a bit of instrumental music and put a warning over the intro by Simon Bates (who did video warnings). must say that version was better than the sweary version

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ive not seen it.... mind you, its interesting what is allowed now that only in the last few years has become commonplace.

 

actually ive just set up a film on my pvr and seen that another show is on BBC Three tonight at 10.30 repeated 1.50

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