F@ck them all

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August 9th, 2005, 07:44 AM
net surfer

F@ck them all

The song "F@ck them all" by Mylene Farmer is pretty popular here in Russia. It was even on the top of Europa+ radio chart for a few weeks. My question is, is that song broadcasted in English speaking countries? If so, what about censorship? Is F word beeped or something? This word is not only in the name, it's in the refrain as well. By the way, when I heard it for the first time I just didn't believe my ears and I was completely sure she sang something else and it was just my brain that heard F word because it was the closest word by pronunciation :)

Here's the lyrics - http://www.phr.ru/lyrics/1141/
August 9th, 2005, 12:18 PM
Joel

I myself was very supprised when I hear an uncensored version of Liberate by Disturbed on the radio here(lots of use of the F word). It might have been a once in a lifetime thing though.
August 9th, 2005, 03:45 PM
fantom605

I've never heard of that song, I'll have to look it up when I get home. 99.999% of the time, the F word is bleeped. So is the "hole" in "@sshole" Weird.
-Fantom
August 9th, 2005, 03:53 PM
Joel

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Originally Posted by fantom605

I've never heard of that song, I'll have to look it up when I get home. 99.999% of the time, the F word is bleeped. So is the "hole" in "@sshole" Weird.
-Fantom

Here they even bleed the word "weed" :roll:
August 10th, 2005, 03:59 AM
TriggerHappyJack

I don't listen to the radio.
But last time I did.
It sucked.
So I stopped.

OH! AND! They got rid of the ONLY good station we had! It's fucking classic rock now. WE HAVE THREE CLASSIC ROCK STATIONS! THREE! FUCKING <L:jwqe;lkjre bjha;lkrjbl;'kawjlkare;j

Tata.
August 10th, 2005, 05:58 AM
Jeff

English speakers use profanity more than any other people in the world but we endure the most puritanical censorship of "obscene" words. But what can be expected from countries founded by illiterate, inbred and clueless heathens (England) and murdering religious extremists (USA)* ?

* Resemblances to the Taliban and al-Qa'ida are strictly coincidental.
August 10th, 2005, 06:31 AM
DDT

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Originally Posted by Jeff

English speakers use profanity more than any other people in the world .

Says who? Are you sure about that?
August 10th, 2005, 07:37 AM
Rtyom

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Originally Posted by Jeff

But what can be expected from countries founded by illiterate, inbred and clueless heathens (England) and murdering religious extremists (USA) ?

Heh, objective observance! :lol:
August 10th, 2005, 12:07 PM
Dogboy182

Oh, i dunno. I think the US has murdered a lot less people than say... Rwanda.
August 10th, 2005, 04:05 PM
fantom605

Damn you Clear Channel!!!! Bring back our curses!!

-Fantom
August 10th, 2005, 09:08 PM
Lt. Columbo

russian radio (or at least the station i listen to) swears all the time - in english and in russian! in fact, one of the presenters starts the show by saying всем хуй!
August 11th, 2005, 06:02 AM
dzh

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Originally Posted by Lt. Columbo

russian radio (or at least the station i listen to) swears all the time - in english and in russian! in fact, one of the presenters starts the show by saying всем хуй!

lol, what the station you're listening to?
August 11th, 2005, 08:47 AM
net surfer

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Originally Posted by Lt. Columbo

russian radio (or at least the station i listen to) swears all the time - in english and in russian! in fact, one of the presenters starts the show by saying всем хуй!

No way thay say "%уй" (or any other матерное word) on "Русское радио" www.rusradio.ru and hardly possible on any real station, probably it was some station that broadcasts over the net only.
August 11th, 2005, 09:24 AM
dzh

Actually, I heard "бл%" on Channel One. It was "Blast from the past" movie =) But I never heard such words in radio/tv broadcasts - they always come bleeped.
August 11th, 2005, 03:45 PM
Jeff

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Originally Posted by DDT

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Originally Posted by Jeff

English speakers use profanity more than any other people in the world .

Says who? Are you sure about that?

Well, ok, Quebecers use a lot as well, but a third of their obscene words are actually English words.
August 11th, 2005, 06:04 PM
TriggerHappyJack

Yeah, trust me....we totally use more profanity in the US. Or at least where I'm from. It's all *&(*7 &(&^(& &)*@#_ &(^ (@)*$) *^(&@^. And that's the teachers. The students..holy Jesus they be whack.
August 12th, 2005, 04:37 AM
Jeff

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Originally Posted by TriggerHappyJack

Yeah, trust me....we totally use more profanity in the US. Or at least where I'm from. It's all *&(*7 &(&^(& &)*@#_ &(^ (@)*$) *^(&@^. And that's the teachers. The students..holy Jesus they be whack.

There really isn't anywhere here that one won't hear profanity at least once in a while, except churches, perhaps (and possibly even there).

The vice-president's F-bomb in the Senate is more typical of what a foreigner is likely to hear in an American school/work setting than the conventionalized ridiculous garble that's usually spoken by senators.
August 12th, 2005, 02:38 PM
VendingMachine

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Originally Posted by Lt. Columbo

russian radio (or at least the station i listen to) swears all the time - in english and in russian! in fact, one of the presenters starts the show by saying всем хуй!

He says всем хай you modo.
August 12th, 2005, 04:49 PM
Lt. Columbo

its a she, and im quite sure she is saying хуй
August 12th, 2005, 06:25 PM
wilco000

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Originally Posted by Jeff

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Originally Posted by DDT

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Originally Posted by Jeff

English speakers use profanity more than any other people in the world .

Says who? Are you sure about that?

Well, ok, Quebecers use a lot as well, but a third of their obscene words are actually English words.

Quebec is THE place for swearing, we use french swears (Putain, merde, etc.) English swears (F*ck, Sh*it, etc.) and Quebec swears (Tabarnac, caliss, osti)

And it's funny, because only Quebec's swear words are subject to censorship :lol:
August 13th, 2005, 08:15 AM
VendingMachine

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Originally Posted by Lt. Columbo

its a she, and im quite sure she is saying хуй

Bollocks, pull the banana out of your ear, as we say in Russian in such cases. I heard it on a cab radio this morning, it was хай - remember, I'm a native @@@@ speaker, so don't argue with me. Obviously, you can't tell Russian vowels apart for @@@@ toffee.

Панки Хой!!! (now, don't tell me there's a dirty word in this well known punk slogan. Work on your phonetics, mate)
August 13th, 2005, 12:14 PM
Lt. Columbo

pull the banana out of your ass, as i say in such cases. i wasn't arguing but in any case хой and хуй sound pretty similar to me.
ill go work my phonetics and you go work your manners you arrogant pig
August 15th, 2005, 03:20 PM
VendingMachine

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Originally Posted by Lt. Columbo

i wasn't arguing

So, when the going gets tough the tough go and have a little cry. :lol:

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but in any case хой and хуй sound pretty similar to me.

хуй and хой sound different to any Russian.

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ill go work my phonetics

Success attend you.

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and you go work your manners you arrogant pig

I forgive you.
August 16th, 2005, 09:27 PM
DagothWarez

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