16 thoughts on “Time To Put A Cork In It”

  1. I’m from Cork in Ireland, I just want to say that the Radio station sucks and the DJ is a racist neocon that got what he deserved. LOL

  2. Love the article. I happen to be a gun totting, bible thumping, Bush supporting, warmongering, neocon extremist and I think Marcus’ comment it out of line. (Note ‘racist’ is not in my list) He had to take something jovial and good natured and make an unwarranted comment about someone he doesn’t know and a radio station he probably has never even heard of.

  3. So, people from Cork. Does the paper there actually write F**k instead of leaving out completely? I call fake as I can’t see a paper including the word censored like that.

  4. @Derringer, here in the UK and Eire, it’s fairly common for a newspaper (usually the tabloids like The Sun) to print swear words, but with several letters *’d out, as long as it’s part of the original context

  5. most papers in ireland publish the words only partially censored.im not a hundred percent sure but i think this was from the irish examiner.its not really that recent though so i could be wrong

  6. Um, yes, they do. It’s not fake; most papers do it on this side of the pond. Just because you don’t see it in your homeland you don’t have to ‘call fake’.

  7. DJ: “96FM, what’s your name?”
    Caller: “Hi, my name’s Robert”
    DJ: “Robert, what’s your word?”
    Caller: “uziz, spelled U-Z-I-Z”
    DJ: “… you are correct Robert, ‘uziz’ is not in the dictionary. Now, for a trip to Bali: what sentence can you use that word in that would make sense?”
    Caller: “Uziz stupid. Smee again! Goan f**k yourself.”

    Awesome post. 🙂

  8. DJ: “96FM, what’s your name?”
    Caller: “Hi, my name’s Richard”
    DJ: “Richard, what’s your word?”
    Caller: “nalz, spelled N-A-L-Z”
    DJ: “… you are correct Robert, ‘nalz’ is not in the dictionary. Now, for a trip to Bali: what sentence can you use that word in that would make sense?”
    Caller: “‘nalz’ is not in the dictionary. Now goan f**k yourself.”

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