2-HeadedGiraffe: I'll bet you they won't play this song on the radio.
There's a song on the radio where they something like "Haven't you ever heard of closing the God damn door?" On the radio edit, they take out the word "God" but leave in the word "damn."
Damnation is appropriate for all listeners, but God is not. To quote a teacher I had in the middle school, "Put that in your pipe and smoke it."
Mood: It's the freakin' weekend. Gonna have me some fun.
Music: Just the background music on a TV program I have on
Etc: An old grocery bag in the corner
There's a song on the radio where they something like "Haven't you ever heard of closing the God damn door?" On the radio edit, they take out the word "God" but leave in the word "damn."
Damnation is appropriate for all listeners, but God is not. To quote a teacher I had in the middle school, "Put that in your pipe and smoke it."
Mood: It's the freakin' weekend. Gonna have me some fun.
Music: Just the background music on a TV program I have on
Etc: An old grocery bag in the corner
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"Haven't you ever heard of closing the damn door?" still makes sense.
If you removed damn, it would say "Haven't you ever heard of closing the God door?"
Maybe they should play that section in reverse.
"Haven't you ever heard of closing the mad dog door?"