[Adam]

I haven't heard either of them say it. Anyway - make sure you don't delete the quote brackets next time.

[Sidders]

Chris says bugger and bloody all the time. I was brought up to believe these words are offensive.

[Adam]

Are these words acceptable on the radio?

[Mcqueen_]

I'd say yes. Do they offend you?

[Sidders]

Well they obviously are or he wouldn't geat away with it. I still find them offensive though.

[Dopey]

None of them words are offensive (in my opinion) and I've heard Chris say two of the forbiden words(That I won't even mention myself) thousands of times before and he gets away with them

[Mcqueen_]

I still find them offensive though.

As I've said before, swear words are only swear words because people find them offensive. If everybody just chilled out a bit then swear words wouldn't exist.

Chill...

[Sidders]

Swearing doesn't bother me, but I find the words offensive because I was brought up to believe they were. If I was that bothered I'd complain.

[Hattie]

I think it depends on the context

[Ahh_Pathetic]

I still find them offensive though.

As I've said before, swear words are only swear words because people find them offensive. If everybody just chilled out a bit then swear words wouldn't exist.

Chill...

yeah an the man with tw*t in his sig.

[MK Chris]

With words like bugger, it depends what context it's in. If it was used for it's true meaning you would probably get a lot more complaints than otherwise.

[Mafro]

I've heard pretty much everything on the radio apart from the dreaded "C" word. On the R'n'B Chart on Sunday, Trevor Nelson played the uncensored version of Truth Hurs ft Rakim's "Addicted", that was funny cause after it all he said was "Rakim, wash your maaaaf aaaaat" (thats suppost to be a South London accent). Westwood's show is usually pretty bad, mouth like a sailor.

[Uglybob]

people said on sunday that colin murray sweared on the saturday show.

[Aaron]

He apparently said fu*king. I turned on the radio to hear him apoligise.

[Mafro]

With words like bugger, it depends what context it's in. If it was used for it's true meaning you would probably get a lot more complaints than otherwise.

A few weeks ago, Moyles was on about when he went to by some CDs, he must have mixed up "bugging" and "bothering" in his head and said that he was surprised nobody was "buggering" him. None of the team noticed this until a listener texted in later in the show.

[Sidders]

Yeah, I noticed that. He normally says bugger anyway though so didn't think it really mattered.

[Ahh_Pathetic]

apparantly a darkness song has the word c*nt in it but its so high pitched you cant make it out.

[kendra k]

no wonder my brother likes it so much.

[Sidders]

apparantly a darkness song has the word c*nt in it but its so high pitched you cant make it out.

Well you were a dog in a former life, can't you make it out??

[Ahh_Pathetic]

im not even going to dignify that with a reply.

damn.