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From: "JW" <[email protected]>
>>> I'm watching the Carlin special on PBS. Jon Stewart just said
>>> "cheese-tits" several times during his monologue, and PBS censored all
>>> but one of them (the first). Why is the word appropriate once, but not
>>> two or three times? Is one "cheese-tits," by itself, not inflammatory,
>>> but multiple "cheese-tits" completely unacceptable?
>>
>> Depends on whether or not the Sunshine Biscuit Company (Kellogg's) paid
>> a promotional fee to have its crackers mentioned.
>
> Weren't they a Nabisco product in the original "Seven Words..."?
>
> To Kevin's question: My guess is that PBS felt like they could get
> away with allowing it once, if only for context, but that Stewart's
> many repetitions were overkill.
I was much more {shocked, surprised, impressed} that "O Come, All Ye
Faithful" and "vibrator" couldn't survive unbleeped in the same sentence.
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|_>|_> Brad Beam, on vocation- Martinsburg WV
|_>|_> http://74bmw.livejournal.com
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