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| « Ohio Democrat Has Innovative Campaign Plank: Death Penalty For Gays | Main | Jay Bennish's Father Reports Death Threats, FoxNews "McCarthyism" » March 08, wordssong lyrics limp bizkit fast way unknown 2006 Judge Pines For The Criminal Slang Of Yesteryear Sean posted this in a comment. Mild language warning. From a footnote to wordssong lyrics limp bizkit fast way unknown a decision: It is a wordssong lyrics limp bizkit fast way unknown sad commentary on contemporary culture to compare "Don't say a word, don't say a mother-fucking word" with "Stand and deliver," the famous salutation of Dick Turpin and other early English highwaymen. It is true that both salutations lead to robbery. However, there is a certain rich style to "Stand and deliver." On the other hand, "Don't say a word, don't say a mother-fucking word" conveys only dismal vulgarity. The speech of the contemporary criminal culture has always been a rich source of color and vitality to any language. Yet, when one compares the "bawds," "strumpets, " "trulls," "cut- purses," "knaves," and "rascals" of Fielding and Smollett to the "hookers," "pimps," "Narcs," "junkies," and "snitches" of today's criminal argot, one wonders just which direction we are traveling civilization's ladder. |
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