The C word on TV

Yes CUNT it's being used a lot now i have not seen any complaints about it not that it bothers me at all it sounds quite funny in some shows but i find it curious that if you use the other C word COLOURED the balloon goes up. So not so long ago they were saying that swear word is totally off limits so why did that suddenly break with no warning?

Damn was considered the worst word on TV at one time AD.

Absolutely no need to use the word c--t, ever.

@Natasha Whittam wrote:Absolutely no need to use the word c--t, ever.

Why not? There are lots of situations that are quite fitting to be fair Nat.

There really isn't.

I've sacked two people for using that word in my presence.

@Natasha Whittam wrote:There really isn't.

I've sacked two people for using that word in my presence.

It doesn’t surprise me with the working conditions they were in. I bet it was aimed at you wasn’t it?

@Natasha Whittam wrote:There really isn't.

I've sacked two people for using that word in my presence.

Were they using it in connection with yourself Nat?

I heard Gillian mutter the c-word when she was cutting my toenails, as per her contract.

She was dismissed instantly.

The second sacking happened when Derek took offence at being docked a week's wage for stealing one of my Twirls from the fridge. The c-word was heard.

Swearing happened in the 50's. But they'd cut it out.

I find it most funny when a posh woman says it that's the best.

It sounds sharp when a cockney says that word. Especially joe pasqualie!

Swearing sometimes makes a point.

It’s a really fitting word for Theresa May to be fair Nat!

@boltonbonce wrote:Swearing sometimes makes a point.

The kid next door to us hasn’t been at secondary school long so must be 11/12 years old and have heard him and his friends using the word already.

Kids grow up fast when they get to big school. Times have changed.

When I was 15 I still had a catapult and a yo-yo.

We used to roam the streets intimidating older people with our thunderclappers.

At my age, I rely on myself to manufacture such noises 

Language changes and evolves. Cray isn't it?

1984, here we come