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Tealeaf · 07-10-2008, 15:27

It is no secret that serviceman (and now women) have, over the years developed extreme linguistic versatility in their use of the F and other related anglo-saxon words. I have no doubt, therefore, that it would have been used in all it's variations at the time of the air assault on the German dams. However, I do not recall the word being used in the script of the 1950's film. To ensure authenticity, therefore, can we expect the F word to be used in the new film, if the N word is not to be so?

07-10-2008, 15:27	#24
Tealeaf God Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Paradise Lost Posts: 7,220 Liked: 11 times Rep Power: 4266	Re: Even Hollywood has gone PC It is no secret that serviceman (and now women) have, over the years developed extreme linguistic versatility in their use of the F and other related anglo-saxon words. I have no doubt, therefore, that it would have been used in all it's variations at the time of the air assault on the German dams. However, I do not recall the word being used in the script of the 1950's film. To ensure authenticity, therefore, can we expect the F word to be used in the new film, if the N word is not to be so?