Very very funny and true.

Very very funny and true.

It could have been done better by not using foul language!

It could have been done better by not using foul language!

I am reminded of a quotation from the great John O'Grady (aka Nino Culotta). In school, his English teacher gave a lesson on what he called "profane language", and said, " I can say, 'It's a fine day.' If I say, 'It's a bloody fine day', does it make it any different?" "No sir", said O'Grady, "it just gives it a bloody sight more emphasis."

The occasional use of an expletive may be useful, but the repetition thereof is banal, boring, and lacking in meaning because of over-use. I agree with Graham; it could have done without.

Very very funny and true.

It could have been done better by not using foul language!

They usually put out a cleaner version.