Battlestar Galactica + Frak.
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I just watched the first episode of Battlestar Galactica, and I'm wondering if the word "frak" will be used throughout the whole series?
I enjoyed the episode, but "frak" is stupid as ****.
I enjoyed the episode, but "frak" is stupid as ****.
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Re: Battlestar Galactica + Frak.
It's just another way of 'getting around the censors'.Obfleur wrote:I just watched the first episode of Battlestar Galactica, and I'm wondering if the word "frak" will be used throughout the whole series?
I enjoyed the episode, but "frak" is stupid as ****.
Like the use of 'shock' in Marvel's 2099 titles, or 'drokk' in 2000AD, or even 'slag' in the Beast Wars/Machines series.
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I initially started using it because my mother liked to give us dirty looks whenever we say cuss words around her and I use [composite word including 'f*ck'] a lot when I'm talking to my brothers, because I'm short and they are all over 6 feet tall. I talk a tough game as I like to pretend that I can break them in two, even though the odds of this are stacked verily much against me. They buy it however, so I keep selling it.
It was kind of a game for awhile, because she'd give me dirty looks anyway. After awhile, it just sort of came about as the natural replacement for the "f-word"... Especially when my nieces were around.
I do the "sliding f" thing a lot around children/parents. "What the fffffffffu-rak..."
It was kind of a game for awhile, because she'd give me dirty looks anyway. After awhile, it just sort of came about as the natural replacement for the "f-word"... Especially when my nieces were around.
I do the "sliding f" thing a lot around children/parents. "What the fffffffffu-rak..."
Frak you, it's a great word. It's no dumber than Elliot going frick frick frickety frick in Scrubs. Nobody's bothered about that.
Second episode? Did you watch the mini series first? Or is that what you meeeans?
I have literally just half an hour ago finished the finale as part of my big "I have it all on Blu Ray so I'm going to rewatch the whole thing and kill anybody who tries interrupting me" rewatch.
Second episode? Did you watch the mini series first? Or is that what you meeeans?
I have literally just half an hour ago finished the finale as part of my big "I have it all on Blu Ray so I'm going to rewatch the whole thing and kill anybody who tries interrupting me" rewatch.
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Silly: absurd; ridiculous.Ozz wrote:It's supposed to be funny. There's a difference. Clearly seen when comparing first three seasons to later ones.Obfleur wrote:Scrubs is supposed to be silly
I.E: Using the word "frick" is ******* ridiculous (and I'm sure there's other parts of the first three seasons that are silly, like the janitor installing a toilet on the roof).
But you're right. I'll change it: Scrubs is supposed to be silly, funny, dramatic... what other words can we use to describe it? Tragic/tragicomedy?
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That one had good philological sense: "rutting" "humped" and of course, saying things like you "dirty inside of a dog's vagina" in Chinese.Ozz wrote:It's supposed to be funny. There's a difference. Clearly seen when comparing first three seasons to later ones.Obfleur wrote:Scrubs is supposed to be silly
My favourite method of using swear words in TV and keeping the censors happy at the same time is the one implemented in Firefly.
Best First wrote:I didn't like it. They don't have mums, or dads, or children. And they turn into stuff. And they don't eat Monster Munch or watch Xena: Warrior Princess. Or do one big poo in the morning and another one in the afternoon. I bet they weren't even excited by and then subsequently disappointed by Star Wars Prequels. Or have a glass full of spare change near their beds. That they don't have.