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What words are ok to say in daytime on American TV? Seems like "Holy Shit" is a no go(?)

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Here are some Norwegian bad words that should not be used on Norwgian TV-shows: Hore, satan, helvete, hestkuk, mongo, tosk, dritt, fittetryne, analslikker, skoleelsker, amerikaner, kuk, FRP.

Words we love to use in norwegian TV is; fat americans, stupid americans, hypocrat americans, george bush sucks donkey penis, america is going to hell, americans have small balls and fat asses, america in general sucks big time

 America is strange! Their canditate for vicepresident threathens Russia with nuclear strike, but its ¤%& Lange that grabs the headlines...... VKB rules the GALAXY!!!!!!

totally agreed.
as colonel kurtz said 1979 in apocalypse now:
"We train young men to drop fire on people.
But their commanders won't allow them
to write 'fuck' on their airplanes because it's obscene!"

Holy fucking shit....!!!
they shoot the shit out of other nations and kill alot of fucking people and have fucking problems when somebody says "holy shit" on TV???
holy motherfucking shit...!!!

i love this language....lol
just kidding...

in the movie "big lebowski" the actors say 167 time "fuck"...its a movie so nobody cares,...but on TV at the primetime its something differend..its like in every country in the world....

but still fucking funny...

nudity and rough language are taboo on US television.

violence, gunfire, etc., are o.k.

I'll shift this from General to Hangout as the conversations seems less about BASE and more about US television.

All ignorant americans should do them self a favor and see this film!! Wake up!!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5547481422995115331

Holy shit... my head hurts after watching this. Everybody should watch this... yes, especially the ignorant Americans (myself included).

why is he waering that grey dress ?

 

The hole NBC studio went into a big smile after the "bad words". Nice experience. This was my nicest way to tell people how I felt after "landing".

The words are nothing compared to the actual words I used the first seconds and minutes in the bush. I could give you a more specified version, if applicable...

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