Frazz by Jef Mallett for October 05, 2017

Where did he learn to curse? Certainly not Frazz…

I’m just going to leaf this one alone. Caulfield will make a good color commentator when he grows up. “Looks like the ref threw the butterscotch flag Bob.”

Only the ‘overly sensitive’ would translate colorful adjectives into profanity. There are many words in the English and other language that are perfectly expressive and acceptable.

His “buds” at school taught him.

Caulfield speaks with a certain turn of phrase.

Such words are common parlance. Though most are meant only for angry moments.

Frazz

7 hrs ·

Here you go, Michael Roberts from yesterday’s comments. I got your leaves RIGHT HERE.

I’ve always found my culture’s aversion to profanity just delightfully hilarious. People will commit or tolerate the most appalling actions without blinking, but put a bunch of consonants and vowels in the right order and it’s Meltdown City. That’s funny enough, but it gets even better when we try to do something about it. Because what we try to do about it never seems to be to just mellow the f^ck out. See what I did there? Yeah, I don’t, either, but I think what I did was make the letter U obscene. I bet it’s embarrassed as sh!t, except that, whoops, I did something again, and I think it was to make v*wels in general obscene, except, there, I just kind of shot that argument all to h#ll, except, d@mn, maybe not.

Wash his mouth out with soap!

Holy heck! Would you look at the changing trees! Gosh! That’s a truckload of pigment! :)

Lol! Excellent!

“Fig leaves” for the written language. Not just for statues, anymore.

All of you posters are making a cord of firewood out of a fellad three, and I ain’t bull discarding here! Now Please get the bark out of hear