Burt Burterson wrote:
NotAMod wrote: He's not Mark Reeder, he's Mark Reed
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you silly c___, linus.
He's not a c_nt, he lacks the warmth and depth!
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Burt Burterson wrote:
NotAMod wrote: He's not Mark Reeder, he's Mark Reed
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you silly c___, linus.
He's not a c_nt, he lacks the warmth and depth!
mark reed wrote: I'd far rather live in his world, than one where all the rude words are bleeped out and our genitals replaced with shiny blue stars.
Well fucking said! ![]()
Yep, I'm not the one who did the remixes. Still. Could be worse.... I could be Jack Smith (which is statistically the most common name given in the UK in 2010).
NotAMod wrote: Aye but you started a thread on it, you see.
Quite, and besides, Bernard was probably cunted when he said what he said! ![]()
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Nick King wrote:
NotAMod wrote: Aye but you started a thread on it, you see.
Quite, and besides, Bernard was probably cunted when he said what he said!
Whereas Phil was wankered ![]()
Hans Franz wrote: In a bit of fairness to Linus, in the US, the c-word is far more offensive than it seems to be in the UK, at least that's my impression.
May be I'm hardened to foul language, I'm originally from Lytham St.Anne's which while being widely regarded as posh, was once nominated the most foul mouthed place in England, most likely due to the fact that when you say you're from Lytham St. Anne's people go "OOOHH Lytham St. Arrrne's" which causes the retort "Fuck off you cunt!"
Hans Franz wrote: In a bit of fairness to Linus, in the US, the c-word is far more offensive than it seems to be in the UK, at least that's my impression.
Well I've seen a lot of American bongo films, and the women in them say it all the time...
linus sulanki wrote: Enough people stop dragging this dead horse around for no reason , I was just voicing my opinion and didn't want to make a big deal, no matter what people my opinion won't change , VULGAR and PROFANE language is not acceptable in my opinion, if it acceptable to you then you have no problem saying it in front of your parents or kids.
You may not believe this but I don't see a problem with swearing in some situations (such as on this board) but I know when I shouldn't use them.
Burt Burterson wrote:
linus sulanki wrote: VULGAR and PROFANE language is not acceptable in my opinion, if it acceptable to you then you have no problem saying it in front of your parents or kids.
weird logic
Yes it's strange logic.
Linus....you know why you don't like that word.
It's cos yer a cunt.
New Order swear better than any other band, it's one of their more endearing and enduring features.
If you do not like it, might I suggest you listen to fucking Jedward on your way to getfuckedville.
leather_girl wrote:
Burt Burterson wrote:
linus sulanki wrote: VULGAR and PROFANE language is not acceptable in my opinion, if it acceptable to you then you have no problem saying it in front of your parents or kids.
weird logic
Yes it's strange logic.
OK.. its a big swear word over here. Allegedly from middle English it was first used in written language in 1230, when a street in London was named Gropecunt Lane. I.e. 300 years before we gave the US our language to use freely, and corrupt, and most annoyingly remove 'u's from words such as 'honour'.
Fast forward. New Order are a band from the North of England, regularly dropping the word into their live performances for three decades. If you buy a live recording of them recorded by Brits in their own country, then don't fucking expect people to remove words your sensitive arse (ass) cannot handle.
You picked the wrong band, linus.
Doctor? wrote: Linus....you know why you don't like that word.
It's cos yer a cunt.
New Order swear better than any other band, it's one of their more endearing and enduring features.
If you do not like it, might I suggest you listen to fucking Jedward on your way to getfuckedville.
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Incidentally, Gropecunt Lane was in a medieval red light district within a stone's throw of the Troxy, and was named.. well what it says on the tin.
AND it's a better and less sexist term for the ladygarden than "vagina" which basically means "somewhere to put a cock".
Doctor? wrote: AND it's a better and less sexist term for the ladygarden than "vagina" which basically means "somewhere to put a cock".
There's actually another thread on that subject elsewhere, started in hono(u)r of linus.
leather_girl wrote:
Burt Burterson wrote:
linus sulanki wrote: VULGAR and PROFANE language is not acceptable in my opinion, if it acceptable to you then you have no problem saying it in front of your parents or kids.
weird logic
Yes it's strange logic.
The DVD Pumped full of drugs is full of swearing even the C@#t word numerous times. The only time I am aware of any New Order live material being edited was 'True faith' from Glastonbury, when Barney made the Michael Jackson comment.
I don't think they are going to start editing things out now. New Order live, has always been New Order live, lots of mistakes, swearing, equipment malfunctions, abuse at the audience etc etc.
If you're seriously upset and don't want one of your copies, I'll have it. They sent me a copy without Disc 1. Cunts.
The only thing that makes even less sense than objecting to cunt being uttered in a rock'n'roll live show/pissed up sense is going on to object to people commenting on that opinion, even though you've posted for all to see on a public discussion board in the first place.
My brain literally capsized at that "logic".
I think a stern letter to Points Of View is in order:

Burt Burterson wrote:
leather_girl wrote:
Burt Burterson wrote:
linus sulanki wrote: VULGAR and PROFANE language is not acceptable in my opinion, if it acceptable to you then you have no problem saying it in front of your parents or kids.
weird logic
Yes it's strange logic.
OK.. its a big swear word over here. Allegedly from middle English it was first used in written language in 1230, when a street in London was named Gropecunt Lane. I.e. 300 years before we gave the US our language to use freely, and corrupt, and most annoyingly remove 'u's from words such as 'honour'.
Fast forward. New Order are a band from the North of England, regularly dropping the word into their live performances for three decades. If you buy a live recording of them recorded by Brits in their own country, then don't fucking expect people to remove words your sensitive arse (ass) cannot handle.
You picked the wrong band, linus.
Burt, your such a silly fuck aren’t you? Your language? You mean the language that the German settlers and Norman invaders gave you. You know, those of you who reside in England and speak English. English is a West Germanic Language, brought to your country from Germany. *Your* language changed further in 1066 A.D. when King Harold was routed at Hastings by William of Normandy. William and his marry band of gents spoke Old Norman, hence, a large proportion of modern English comes directly from the Normans, and the Germans before them. English is very much a melting pot of languages, and very little of which originally derive from England itself. Even the name England comes from the name of a Germanic Tribe that settled there in the early middles ages.
You thought the original inhabits of England, before the Romans invaded, spoke English? Oh you did! Hehehehehe
So sick of your online bulling bullshit. This site really is serious business for you, yeah? Is it really that big of a deal that linus had a problem with the word cunt? Your language, oh that’s rich!
Darkman wrote:
Burt Burterson wrote:
leather_girl wrote:
Burt Burterson wrote:
linus sulanki wrote: VULGAR and PROFANE language is not acceptable in my opinion, if it acceptable to you then you have no problem saying it in front of your parents or kids.
weird logic
Yes it's strange logic.
OK.. its a big swear word over here. Allegedly from middle English it was first used in written language in 1230, when a street in London was named Gropecunt Lane. I.e. 300 years before we gave the US our language to use freely, and corrupt, and most annoyingly remove 'u's from words such as 'honour'.
Fast forward. New Order are a band from the North of England, regularly dropping the word into their live performances for three decades. If you buy a live recording of them recorded by Brits in their own country, then don't fucking expect people to remove words your sensitive arse (ass) cannot handle.
You picked the wrong band, linus.
Burt, your such a silly fuck aren’t you? Your language? You mean the language that the German settlers and Norman invaders gave you. You know, those of you who reside in England and speak English. English is a West Germanic Language, brought to your country from Germany. *Your* language changed further in 1066 A.D. when King Harold was routed at Hastings by William of Normandy. William and his marry band of gents spoke Old Norman, hence, a large proportion of modern English comes directly from the Normans, and the Germans before them. English is very much a melting pot of languages, and very little of which originally derive from England itself. Even the name England comes from the name of a Germanic Tribe that settled there in the early middles ages.
You thought the original inhabits of England, before the Romans invaded, spoke English? Oh you did! Hehehehehe
So sick of your online bulling bullshit. This site really is serious business for you, yeah? Is it really that big of a deal that linus had a problem with the word cunt? Your language, oh that’s rich!
Leave Burt alone you boring cunt. :D
Darkman wrote:
Burt Burterson wrote:
leather_girl wrote:
Burt Burterson wrote:
linus sulanki wrote: VULGAR and PROFANE language is not acceptable in my opinion, if it acceptable to you then you have no problem saying it in front of your parents or kids.
weird logic
Yes it's strange logic.
OK.. its a big swear word over here. Allegedly from middle English it was first used in written language in 1230, when a street in London was named Gropecunt Lane. I.e. 300 years before we gave the US our language to use freely, and corrupt, and most annoyingly remove 'u's from words such as 'honour'.
Fast forward. New Order are a band from the North of England, regularly dropping the word into their live performances for three decades. If you buy a live recording of them recorded by Brits in their own country, then don't fucking expect people to remove words your sensitive arse (ass) cannot handle.
You picked the wrong band, linus.
Burt, your such a silly fuck aren’t you? Your language? You mean the language that the German settlers and Norman invaders gave you. You know, those of you who reside in England and speak English. English is a West Germanic Language, brought to your country from Germany. *Your* language changed further in 1066 A.D. when King Harold was routed at Hastings by William of Normandy. William and his marry band of gents spoke Old Norman, hence, a large proportion of modern English comes directly from the Normans, and the Germans before them. English is very much a melting pot of languages, and very little of which originally derive from England itself. Even the name England comes from the name of a Germanic Tribe that settled there in the early middles ages.
Thanks for the history lesson. I used to be able to actually speak Middle English and it's derived from there which actually spans your gimpy timeline.
Darkman wrote:
You thought the original inhabits of England, before the Romans invaded, spoke English? Oh you did! Hehehehehe
Are you really that much of a dickhead?
Darkman wrote:
So sick of your online bulling bullshit. This site really is serious business for you, yeah? Is it really that big of a deal that linus had a problem with the word cunt? Your language, oh that’s rich!
Really... once again singling me out, you spazzy troll. It's no big deal for me, it's a big deal for linus. For all the reasons posted for and against by me and many others.
Now go fuck off back to your pre-1981 dark cave, in hicksville. People like you put the 'cunt' in 'country'.