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Is the "Q" word still in the dictionary? I know I have heard the "F" word many times in the last few years, yet it's been so long since I have heard the "Q" word I have to assume it has been taken out of the dictionaries.
I am assuming that's the word that got blacked out.
Surely you jest. Words (even if, like the word "*****," they didn't have multiple usages and meanings) aren't "removed from dictionaries" simply because some people choose to be perpetually offended.
Here's the calibre of customers they are getting. I would imagine the only ones outraged are the ones that can actually read and comprehend what it means
(from the OP link):
“Ain’t nobody want to see all that. I don’t want to see no grown man with they pants down,” a customer told Channel 2’s Rachel Stockman.
Sounds like a black lady. Not kidding either, I've met very few whites in Georgia that talk like that. Why are you so racist? I'm outraged that you feel it is OK to racially stereotype like you do. When did you last attend a KKK meeting?
Sounds like a black lady. Not kidding either, I've met very few whites in Georgia that talk like that. Why are you so racist? I'm outraged that you feel it is OK to racially stereotype like you do. When did you last attend a KKK meeting?
In the video, I think it was a white dude with really bad teeth.
People need to grow a spine and stop whining at the drop of a hat over every little word. Get over it.
Posted by a right-winger whining about people expressing their beliefs.
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