What's in your 'PASTE'?

[eric]

c149094


(internal change number for the hard drive i just replaced)

 

[Martin.]

http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore?productLearnMore=TB638LL/A

 

[Carol247]

Nada!

 

[skye]

http://normandale.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2042167&id=199100168

 

[MaDDoG]

profanity (or bad word, swear word, curse word, cuss word, dirty word, or collectively foul, bad or strong language) under current colloquial use is a word, expression, gesture, or other usage which is socially constructed as insulting, rude or vulgar. The extent to which a profanity is considered to be in some way disagreeable or objectionable depends on context, timing and various other factors. However, the use of certain profanities at certain times, especially in a public setting or during a solemn occasion, may always be considered inappropriate or in bad taste, if not outright abusive, obscene or offensive. At other times the use of certain profanities will be considered mild or acceptable, and may take less recognizable forms, such as a minced oath.
The original meaning of the term was restricted to blasphemy, sacrilege or saying the Lord's name in vain. Profanity represented a secular indifference to religion or religious figures, while blasphemy was a more offensive attack on religion and religious figures, and is known to be sinful. However, the term has been extended to include expressions with scatological, sexist, derogatory, racist, or sexual themes. Compare the concept of the four-letter word. The more vague and inclusive interpretation blurs the distinction between categories of offensive words (see Cursing in America by Timothy Jay ).
The use and meaning of profanity is culturally and linguistically specific. For example, many profanities in Canadian French are a corruption of religious terminology (the sacres), while many English obscenities tend to reference sexuality. A term which functions as a profanity in one language may often lack any profane quality when translated into another language.
US obscenity laws were originally meant to prohibit attacks on religion and religious figures or to protect children from profane speech. Since the time of the Civil War in the late 1800s, restrictions have focused more on sexual speech. There has always been great difficulty in defining profanity. The U.S. Federal Communications Commission, in response to complaints about a 1973 broadcast comedy routine by George Carlin, called: Seven Words You Can Never Say On Television, ruled that such language could not be broadcast at times of day when there is a reasonable risk that children may be in the audience. The Supreme Court of the United States upheld this act of censorship in F.C.C. v. Pacifica Foundation, 438 U.S. 726 (1978). Despite this definition, people of every ethnicity, class and level of education swear. 72-percent of American men and 58-percent of American women swear in public,[citation needed] and 61-percent of adolescents and 89-percent of adults swear in public. Most researchers consider these numbers to be in line with other populations worldwide.

 

[ot43ot]

disturbia

 

[BIG D 04]

Last thing in my Paste, was...

desktop - Yep I'm slightly confused about it too.

 

[dohidied]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea7oIraV2Q0

 

[yogi]

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---was editing my blog....

 

[Ryan13]

now if you started reading this dont stop its really scarey!ok send this to five other videos in 143 minutes.When you are done press F6 and your crushes name will apear on the screen in big letters this is weird because it does work.If you break this chance you wont have a crush in the next five years

from youtube I normally dont do stuff like this but i figured whatever ill give it a shot

 

[MattGiaco]

www.mac-forums.com oooppss what what i doing JK!

Interesting way to out yourself..lol

http://lowendmac.com/lc/maclc.jpg <--what was in my clipboard.

 

[Nagger Pumper]

http://www.bolicious.com/misc/6th_iPod_by_Bo.jpg

 

[walmartconnect]

2310 Maple Ave.

Ha, silly, that's the address for the Chinese Buffet that I had to copy into the GPS software last night

 

[mathogre]

2310 Maple Ave.

Ha, silly, that's the address for the Chinese Buffet that I had to copy into the GPS software last night

More importantly, was the restaurant good?

 

[kman445]

well i g2g.. pcepeace

talking on msn. the "peace" after pce is an emoticon shortcut

 

[mynameis]

The HTML for an eBay listing, not very interesting.

 

[milessthomas]

http://www.apple.com, http://mac-forums.com/forums

I was adding these links to my personal web page.

 

[walmartconnect]

More importantly, was the restaurant good?

General Tso's Chicken, yummy :tusks:

 

[Mattlike]

http://www.engadget.com/2007/04/14/microsoft-lawyer-whines-about-apples-drm-complaints/

 

[Benjamindaines]

http://www.good-tutorials.com/tutorials/photoshop