But I think with this subject we've gone the opposite direction. I don't know it for a fact, but I'm going to hazard a guess that our laws concerning what is considered crude and vulgar behavior are probably considerable more tolerant today than they were a hundred years ago. You gotta think that a woman in a small Texas town in 1908 would have faced far greater wrath than a ticket for saying f*** while visiting the general store. She'd have most likely been run out of town.

This gun vs. tittah thing is troublesome, also.

The tittah is completely natural and a gift from God. Clearly, when the tittah was created, God did not anticipate that humans would devise the bra. However, the bra was, in fact, invented as a means to conceal the tittah. And, since the veiling of the tittah, the tittah has become off-limits in movies, whereas the bra may be shown and, in order to view the tittah, the bra must be removed. Removal of the bra in order to reveal the tittah requires time and time is money. Therefore, the bra is an unnecessary expense. This proves, undeniably, that the bra people did not consult God, nor did they, in all likelihood, fully appreciate either the tittah or fundamental economics. It follows then, that our problem is not with the tittah, but with the bra. As for guns, they exist to shoot the bra people.

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And that is the right way to "police" this kind of issue. If you find someone offensive, stay away from them. Eventually they will get the message from everyone around them and either become lonely or change their behavior to fit with the rest of society.

I was thinking the same thing.....wtf? Makes you wonder what else he can write tickets for? Wow!

She should have the right to say whatever she pleases. That's a freedom we should all enjoy.


If the people at WalMart are offended by it, then they need to talk to a manager and have the manager ask her to leave the store. It's not against the law to swear or be rude. But it IS against the law to stay in a WalMart that you've been kicked out of. At such point, they have every right to call the police and have her arrested for trespassing.

This fire guy over stepped his bounds and I hope that ticket gets thrown out of court and the judge gives them both a really stern look and a little speach about the Constitution.

Cause there ain't no differnce tween runnin round ****in an killin a man.

That was suspended in 1939. Get with current events!!!

Or, since polite customer service is supposed to be part of his job, he'll get fired.

All true, Mr. mcan. The curious thing about this entire episode is that both Wal-Mart employees and Fire Marshalls are some of the cursingest people you'll ever know.

Just the other day, I had an elderly lady greet me with the words, "Welcome to fucking Wal-Mart, asshole".

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ROFL

That would never happen in Texas. Walmart employees in Texas don't generally speak English.

Bienvenido a jodiendo Wal-Mart, asshole.


(Edited for kstater)

Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's just Wal-Mart in Mexican.

That's what happens when you use a free english-to-spanish online translator...

:D

I always suspected police and firemen were related. I don't trust either of them.