Name Calling

Apr 20, 1994, 10:06 PM ET30 posts by 26 postersalt.tv.beavis-n-butthead
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Tad Gralewskialt.tv.beavis-n-butthead

I want to compile a list of all the names Butthead calls Beavis.

Please add any that you can think of to the list. That would be cool.

Butt-munch Chode Monkey Spank Waste of Bum Wipe Dillweed Dillhole Turd wipe

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strong john ([email]) wrote:

      bum-hole
      ass wipe
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Why the hell aren't they allowed to use words like shit,fuck, dickhead, or any other words like mother-fucking shit for [address] mean at least let their vocabulary reflect the language used by today's standards.Besides they have without a doubt,to be the worlds epitome of abso"fucking"lutely, complete, moronic, narrow-minded simple-ass,pathetic,sorry-ass,pisspoor,brain fucked,idiots I have ever seen or heard! uh huh huh

Because of a little thing called the FCC.

There are 7 words that simply cannot be used on the air, as ruled by the fcc. Shit can be said, but in general is in poor taste.

Fuck can't be said, neither can tits, and I don't think piss can, and there are 4-5 others that are the FCC's 7 deadly words...

Besides, it kinda makes them look lamer/more loser if they don't use them

Beavis kicks ASS! He KICKS 'em! Kicks, KICKS! He rules, he RULES, RULES!!

Shit can be said. I've heard it on some non-network stations. There may be regulations on times of day that it can be used, or situations where it can be used.

Beavis kicks ASS! He KICKS 'em! Kicks, KICKS! He rules, he RULES, RULES!!

Mathew Gyokers Eliot ([email]) wrote:

Hell, I heard 'shit' on 48 Hours last night on NBC - they were talking about possible future viral epidemics and they interviewed one researcher who witnessed the brink of one (didn't happen - the virus had mutated into a form not dangerous to humans) and said he "was shit-scared." And I hear "piss" all the time on TV.

Huh uh huh he said 'shit!' That's cool! uh huh m uh

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You can say "tits", "dickhead", and "piss".

"Tits" and "Dickhead" alone have been spoken on Saturday Night Live during Weekend Update with Kevin Nealon, and Dennis Miller called a retiring censor a "jack-off".

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Brian Petroski ([email]) wrote: :

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Carlin's seven words were:

shit piss cunt fuck cocksucker motherfucker tits

He also talked about those so-called "two-way" words, i.e.

"You can prick your finger, but don't finger your prick."

I don't know if Carlin's seven are the same as the FCC's seven. I'm rather suspicious of Carlin's, since I'd put "motherfucker" in the same league as "fuck" since the root word is the same.

You can say "piss" on the air. It's been legal for about two years. I've also heard "shit" on non-cable TV, but only once. Aside from "piss" I don't remember having heard the other five. Of course, there's also NYPD Blue, where "asshole" is pretty common. Haven't heard that on B&B yet.

I don't even know why I'm posting this. Figure it out for yourself, assmunch! huh-huh-huh...

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[email] (strong john) writes:

Butt-burgaler

I smell a cascade coming.

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Here's a list I compiled for last season's shows:

assmunch asswipe bumhead bumwipe bunghole butthead butthole buttknocker buttmunch buttwipe dillhole dillweed dumbass dumb-beavis fartknocker gringo lardbutt monkey-spank peckerbutt turdwipe waste-of-bumwipe

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I don't know which season this one came from, but I distinctly remember "ass dumpling" in one of the more recent episodes...

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In article [email] (N. YILMAZ) writes:

Assmunch.

BTW, it's not spelled "chode" it's spelled "choad." I don't recall that Butt-Head has ever called Beavis "choad." I think it was "choad smoker," meaning, I guess, "cocksucker."

In article , [email] (Thomas J. Harrell) wrote:

Don't forget "dumb Beavis." He called him that during the President Clinton episode, when Clinton got Butthead's name wrong and called him Bumhead on the student of the year plaque. Beavis said "Now they'll make fun of your name" and Butthead, stuttering inarticulately, said "Shut up...ummm...uhh....dumb Beavis"

In article , [email] (Green Jello (Jelly?)) writes:

Butt Dumpling (from the new "Blackout" episod

Butt Dumpling (from the new "Blackout" episode)

IN>> IN>> IN>> Mathew Gyokers Eliot writes: IN>> IN>> > Because of a little thing called the FCC. IN>> > IN>> > There are 7 words that simply cannot be used on the air, as ruled by t IN>> > IN>> >Fuck can't be said, neither can tits, and I don't think piss can, and t IN>> > IN>> IN>> George Carlin did a little bit about the "seven words"...shit, piss, cun IN>> cock, and motherfuckers are five of them, I think. IN>> IN>> BP IN>>

I've heard the phrase "pissed off" before

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