Exactly. That is what I love about my job. I've never had a brain->mouth filter. If I think it, I say it (or type it, because of how fast I can type). I've been having round table meetings and negotiations with some of the highest people in all of ExxonMobile, and there is no telling how many thatsbullshit's, hellfuckno's, notafuckingchanceinhell's, etc have came out of my mouth over the past 2 weeks. Then I go back down and have meetings with my subordinates and I start the meetings off with "look motherfuckers....". I would never make it working in "the general public".
I call it "gen pop". My wife says I don't do gen pop very well. She's right. I know I'd be farther ahead in life if I had a bit more brown on my nose, but I like the view from here.
Wasn't it Jamie Hacking, in a post race interview, who got into it with Disalvo?? Eslick was stuck in the middle of it, just happy he won the race..
If you're good enough or popular enough, nobody cares about a few F bombs Not even on live TV, with kids in the crowd. Ask LeBron James how many sponsors he lost after his little oopsie.
And yet astoundingly, he has a job as a pit lane reporter for MotoGP now. Twatwaffle in the mix yet, or is that pushing the edge? -jim
Working around the "stars" it catches me by surprise the first time to hear the squeaky clean ones drop f-bombs when they're off guard. It's funny.
Oh it's in the mix for sure - as in the she gets them mixed up so as we're driving she'll call people twat nozzles and douche waffles
I guess on a TV level anyway. No matter what your point, may it be life or death, there's always some fuck who will take offense if your passion for the sport lets an inadvertant "fuck" get in the dissertation. Sorry.....we did not invent this jargon and some of us could give less than one rat turd for politically correct statements. It's great we live in such a scrutinizing wonderful world.