If you go to a LSU game and tailgate there is people all around playing music, its hard not to come across "inappropriate" music for kids.

People are drinking and its hard not to hear people say things that are inappropriate.

You get in the stadium and during the game.. From my experience, going back to since I can remember, I heard people yell inappropriate things.

Yet you are worried about your kids hearing STDDB? Can you just teach your kids its something they are too young to say?

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Posted by BillyBobBlitzkrieg

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Posted on 2/3/20 at 11:37 pm to OweO

Id say we could all compromise. Raise ticket prices one penny for everyone in the stadium to afford ear muffs for those who are offended and the children of the offended, but Im afraid yall might be offended if I bring up the word muff....

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Posted by Big Scrub TX

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Posted on 2/4/20 at 2:45 pm to OweO

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From my experience, going back to since I can remember, I heard people yell inappropriate things.

Yet you are worried about your kids hearing STDDB? Can you just teach your kids its something they are too young to say?

As many people have said - yes, inappropriate things have always been said. But no, very lewd, coordinated chants across 10s of thousands have not always been the norm.

I remember the pearl clutching when "bull...shite...bull...shite" sort of came en vogue to chant stadium-wide after a questionable call from the refs. Anyone being honest would admit that there's a huge space between bullshite and suck that dick, bitch.

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