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Get your finger out your nose, you dirty

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Avalon · 18/11/2004 21:01

b*gger! I heard this on a local radio station tonight just after 7 pm as part of a jingle or advertising, not sure which. I was shocked and complained to the radio station. The thing is, I don't listen to radio - is this sort of language normal these days and so am I overreacting?

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Avalon · 18/11/2004 21:25

Anyone? I would really like some opinions on this.

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fairyfly · 18/11/2004 21:29

Sorry but i dont find it offensive at all, lots more things worth complaining about and getting upset about. I'm sure others follow your standards though, bump it up tomorrow.

sallystrawberry · 18/11/2004 21:33

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Avalon · 18/11/2004 21:38

I'm not shocked by the language itself at all, I'm bothered by the fact that my kids could have heard it. Is this really the level of radio today?

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Catbert · 18/11/2004 21:45

I notice "language" as it were, on Radio 4 now, but I just had to accept it was grown up radio! I think a local radio station should probably have excercised a little restraint though!

I'm a hypocrite though - I also use that word... ahem.

fairyfly · 18/11/2004 21:51

i think you cant protect your kids from words like that, they hear allsorts. My personal attitude is not to make a fuss or highlight its an issue, its just a word at the end of the day. To be perfectly honest i do swear, not all the time but i cant help myself sometimes. Nothing has happened as a consequence, they certainly don't copy me.
I have a big issue with censorship and hiding things from kids but thats an entirely different subject altogether. I just think worse things can happen to a child than being exposed to the word bugger.

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