#thatmomentwhen (#2)

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

I have a song on my iPod that has “what the h-ck” on it.

[Explosive Yeast]

Jon Bellion can occasionally use the f and s word but his music is really deep and beautiful. And then generally less bad swear words are in other music I listen to.

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

Hm.

[Explosive Yeast]

Whoa carrot. A little to edgy for me.

[Poulet Frit]

Oh, that ain’t too bad. I listen to one G-Eazy song…and even the clean version is…harsh.
I like the song “hope it gives you h***”

[Explosive Yeast]

Unfortunately Jon Bellions song woke the f*** up is really catchy. Yeah.

[Poulet Frit]

I’ll have to listen to it….with headphones.
I messaged you, and my phone says it sent, but not received on your end, and this is one of the main reasons I hate fb

[Explosive Yeast]

All of Jon Bellions music is really good. I have a playlists called “JON BELLION MIXTAPE” that has my favorite songs of his so if you want a place to start. He’s very TØPish.

[Poulet Frit]

I’ll listen to it now!

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

You naughty children.

[Poulet Frit]

Please.

[Explosive Yeast]

Whoa. My parents are perfectly ok with me listening to music with swearing as long as the music isn’t just stupid. Which there’s a lot of out there.

[Explosive Yeast]

Like if it’s a song that has no swearing but is just talking about butts I wouldn’t want to listen to it and they wouldn’t want me listening to it. Cause it’s stupid.

[Poulet Frit]

My parents cuss on occasion. I just don’t listen to cuss-y music around my brother. Because it’s different coming from society and such…

[Poulet Frit]

*gets tempted to sing a song about big butts*

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

I don’t like music with swearing. I always feel vaguely guilty when I listen to the song with “h-ck” in it.

[Explosive Yeast]

NOOOOOOOOOOO.

[Poulet Frit]

I draw the line at “h*ck”

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

I know, right? There’s just no excusing how vulgar it is.

[Explosive Yeast]

Also I don’t like when people swear just cause it makes them cool. Or just because it’s their vocabulary. Usually in songs I listen to it’s to empathize how strongly the singer feels an emotion.

[Poulet Frit]

I listen to country. Which lately has been only been about girls and they use the d word, s word, etc a lot. Not really f word.

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

…but it doesn’t make them cool…

[Poulet Frit]

Or the people who use it as basically every other word and it makes their sentences make no sense!!

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

You say “d word” as in “dr-nk,” right?

[Poulet Frit]

…more like a beaver’s home

[Explosive Yeast]

Obviously.

[Manalive Smith]

#thatmomentwhen You people generated three pages on this thread is less than two hours, and now I have to read through all of it.

[Manalive Smith]

Just read through all of it. Carrot, where were you earlier today when I was discussing with an unusually verbose ten year old whether or not light is alive. I said no. He said yes. The discussion lasted several hours, and it left me feeling physically exhausted from mental strain. (Though it probably didn’t help that I missed breakfast, and all the food provided for lunch was vegetarian).

[Manalive Smith]

Here’s an excerpt from Wikipedia:

The ponds created by well-maintained dams help isolate the beavers’ homes, which are called lodges.

I don’t like it when people use crass words like beaver-lodge flippantly. (It’s also the name of a very small town in western Alberta, can you believe someone would name their town that! The things you learn on Wikipedia).

[Manalive Smith]

The only thing listed under attractions for the town in Alberta – that I will not say the name of for obvious reasons- is a giant statue of a beaver. It was built in 2004 and is visible from the highway. (Wait a second, they have one attraction and you don’t even have to stop driving to see it? Now I know why tourism there is the way it is. Hide your statues people!)

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