re: Get over neck and kids being exposed to “bad words”

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Yea bc getting hammered on Saturday night at s tucking football game is the same thing as going into a job interview or having Christmas dinner with family. Gah you people are so dumb

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A football game is a public place, with 100000 people if you had respect for others you would follow similar decorum in public as you do around your family. It’s not clever and it’s not funny and yes sounds trashy. If you don’t understand the difference between saying say “bull shite” at a bad call and STTDB you are being intentionally obtuse

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Internationally obtuse

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Can you not use big words like that? Trash like myself can’t understand that language

calling someone a pussy when you're the one upset over words?Got it

I look at it like this. I didn't mind cursing around my kid at a younger age when at a sporting event or a get together at a friend's house. The 2 exceptions were frick and sexual references. At 43, I think yelling STTDB during a song at a football game is ridiculously immature and dumb. Would I have done at that age? You damn Skippy I would have.

Now, if I knew I was gonna have kids with me at the game, I wouldn't buy ticket near the student section.

these snowflakes on here that have a problem with it think the students are directly yelling these words to 5 year old kids

I agree with you, I’m not going to say that in front of my kids or anybody’s kids in a small crowd, but if I’m a drunk student, at a football game... , you’re damn right I’m yelling it

We have a dead split! 175 upvotes 175 downs

Pretty creppy you are asking to see pics of a mans young daughter....just saying

Guess I messed this up—in no way was I asking or wanting to see pics of this dudes’s daughter. What I was trying to do was compare the pics thing to having to explain to my boys about sucking D...maybe I should have added an, “amirite?” or “am i doing it right” afterward?

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upset over words?

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This is also a flawed stupid argument, few things are a tired as anytime someone objects to something calling them “snow flakes”

In this case it’s asking to not use vulgar (and we haven’t even mentioned demeaning) language in public out of respect for others. Just because students are there and they and most of the adults are drinking doesn’t mean you have to treat like a frat party. Say want you want in private in other settings where it’s not in public, in front of a broad cross section of people and on TV

I don't give a frick about kids, so honestly I don't give a frick what they hear at a game.