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heh. H*R is not vulgar. It's funny. And the CLEANEST funny I think I've ever seen on the internet. lol.
It is. Unless it's the 700 club website, then it's just full of morons.


Ehh...yeah.....

H* is definately not vulgar. I mean, it can be somewhat...umm...PG at times, but nothing more than that.



Oh, and TOTPD!

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Wow..So just mentioning naked ladies is vulgar? :eek: Wow. Remember kids..There are alot of G-Rated sites out there.

go for Neopets.
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Ugh. Don't even get me started about Neopets and their rules.

Toastpaint.

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well atleast were not being ruled by a pubesant 14 year old with a lust for power......wait, what?

That's just because I'm not a mod ye- oh, right.

Nah, if anything, Homestar is just getting better.

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I see you haven't played Twilight Princess. Why is that?

I got to the water dungeon thing and got bored.

WOW. You just lost the very little respect I had left for you.
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Ugh. Don't even get me started about Neopets and their rules.

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presicely. they wouldn't let anything a mile to vulgar in. although, i can't believe you can't even write cheat!
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No no no no no no no no.
Homestar Runner has not gotten any more adult. Remember Trevor the Vampire? Sisters? Weird Dream? I think thats probably worse than now! [/ranting'n'raving]
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No no no no no no no no.
Homestar Runner has not gotten any more adult. Remember Trevor the Vampire? Sisters? Weird Dream? I think thats probably worse than now! [/ranting'n'raving]


What in trevor the vampire was so bad? I didn't see anything.

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Strong Bad types:

I mean what the f
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I mean what the f


And considering there's an episode of Arthur where DW is swearing half the time (bleeped out) that's practically nothing.

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remind me what's so bad about Weird Dream? i don't think it was the USA in underpants. i'm not gonna watch it because there's some fish fingers in the oven, they're almost done, and i hate getting up mid-email.
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Underpants aren't vulgar--everybody wears them, and they're a frequent subject of grade-schooler humor. *shrugs* What can I say? Little kids find odd things funny... there's even kids books about the history of underwear and the like.

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I mean what the f


And considering there's an episode of Arthur where DW is swearing half the time (bleeped out) that's practically nothing.


Uhhh....linkage, please?

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Let's consider this: Homestar Runner is independantly run. If they wanted to be vulgar and rude and curse and smoke and drink ... they could without fear of their advertisers bailing out (because they have none). For something that could very well be disgusting and vulgar, and has every chance and right to be, it's just about the cleanest thing ever. The mention of 'naked ladies' is not exactly something you'd throw a warning on.

Nah, H*R is good, clean fun at a gradeschool level.

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Yeah, my thoughts exactly.

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y'know....most people think that Crap is a terrible word. since nobody worries about that, we should close the book on this subject.
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remind me what's so bad about Weird Dream? i don't think it was the USA in underpants.


Well... *cough* I could see how some people could take it to be... um... vulgar... because of the way Texas looks when the U.S. has underwear on...

Don't ask me to explain it more than that.

I think they've actually gotten less vulgar than before. Not that I have a problem with a teeny bit of vulgarity. It'll be vulgar to me when they enter into blasphemy and stuff like that.
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Something just occured to me. I don't think gradeschool kids need corrupting, because I just recalled an obnoxious ditty I learned in, like, first or second grade...

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There's a place in France
Where the naked ladies dance,
There's a hole in the wall
Where the men can see it all...


...Ahem. *clears throat*[/quote]

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Cybernetic Teenybopper wrote:
Something just occured to me. I don't think gradeschool kids need corrupting, because I just recalled an obnoxious ditty I learned in, like, first or second grade...

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There's a place in France
Where the naked ladies dance,
There's a hole in the wall
Where the men can see it all...


...Ahem. *clears throat*
Wow...we didn't get anything like that in elementary school. Did you go to a public school? Dang...

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ramrod wrote:
Cybernetic Teenybopper wrote:
Something just occured to me. I don't think gradeschool kids need corrupting, because I just recalled an obnoxious ditty I learned in, like, first or second grade...

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There's a place in France
Where the naked ladies dance,
There's a hole in the wall
Where the men can see it all...


...Ahem. *clears throat*
Wow...we didn't get anything like that in elementary school. Did you go to a public school? Dang...
I haven't heard that one, but I have heard the other story of Jack and Jill.

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I mean what the f


And considering there's an episode of Arthur where DW is swearing half the time (bleeped out) that's practically nothing.


Uhhh....linkage, please?


Well, it's on TV so... I don't know what to...do.

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ramrod wrote:
Cybernetic Teenybopper wrote:
Something just occured to me. I don't think gradeschool kids need corrupting, because I just recalled an obnoxious ditty I learned in, like, first or second grade...

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There's a place in France
Where the naked ladies dance,
There's a hole in the wall
Where the men can see it all...


...Ahem. *clears throat*
Wow...we didn't get anything like that in elementary school. Did you go to a public school? Dang...


I've heard that a million times. Although I hardly hear it anymore.

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Well... *cough* I could see how some people could take it to be... um... vulgar... because of the way Texas looks when the U.S. has underwear on...

oh please. if that was considered vulgar then speedos would have been outlawed several times.
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One thing that surprised me was in Space Program when the narrator said "Hey! You're not smoking a nice relaxing cigarette at all!" And then the NASA guy starts smoking and the narrator's like "That's more like it!" or something. And the whole naked ladies thing caught me off guard too.

Although, why do you guys think the Tandy emails were worse?

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I'm guessing the reason people think the Tandy e-mails were worse might have something to do with the fact that they were just a little more edgy--like the one about flipping the bird, and a few other things. To be honest, although I can personally sort of see it too, I'm not sure how to phrase it.

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I haven't heard that one, but I have heard the other story of Jack and Jill.

out of curiosity......
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I haven't heard that one, but I have heard the other story of Jack and Jill.

out of curiosity......
It is not appropriate for this forum, trust me.

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okay then.
why do people always use the argument "but it was based on a childerens book!" it's obviously not anymore.
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okay then.
why do people always use the argument "but it was based on a childerens book!" it's obviously not anymore.


I think it is. The Children's Book still had the absurdist roots, and that's really why Homestar is still about: weirding you out.

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okay, i've thought of an argument:
H*R is NOT inappropriate. why, you ask? compare it to the simpsons. there are no 'football in the groin' type jokes in H*R.
i rest my case.
okay, so it's one little detail, but it counts.
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H*R has humour of all types, that's why it's such a success, and some people appreciate vulgarity more than subtlety.

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