I agreed. The limit is 250 words. At 251 I'm free.
My uncle asked me to download some radio edit versions of songs for his 8 year old son to put on his new iPod for his birthday. It's pretty hard to find radio edits. The thing that bothers me is what am I protecting him from? Am I protecting him from hearing bad words in a song that is "dirty" anyways? I downloaded "The Seed 2.0" by the Roots and Cody Chestnutt and it blanks out key words but that doesn't change the context that those words were in in the first place? It's about impregnating somebody. And then there are countless "get drunk at a club and have intercourse" songs that I downloaded for him but thank God that it bleeped out the F word or his mind would have rotted instantly.
I'm just saying, who cares? And since George Carlin died this week and he pretty much believed the same way I do about words it's pretty fitting for me to do this post about bad words and how fruitless it is to try and censor them in the first place. They're only bad because somewhere in history someone decided that these words were forbidden fruits. It's too bad that I've surpassed the 250 word limit my dad imposed on me so to all you word Nazis: fuck that shit man.
Yeah, it's late but I don't have internet access so let's dirty up this post a little more with some good ol' George Carlin. Oh and to all you pussies (and little kids) the following video has some harsh language which you will NEVER EVER hear in the real world except for the internet and popular music because bad words don't really exist.









