ie "straight outta compton" is cack but "smack my bitch up" is ok, since it don't refer to modern instutions (good arbiter,bad arbiter is what is ok)

ie "straight outta compton" is cack but "smack my bitch up" is ok, since it don't refer to modern instutions (good arbiter,bad arbiter is what is ok):
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Posted by Graham on December 05, 1999 at 05:04:08:

In Reply to: Nuh-uh. posted by Woru on December 04, 1999 at 20:25:57:

> Your point's still bunk-ish. :P "Good cop bad cop" has no place in medieval times, and I can say that with some degree of certainty. Neither does "Get the fuck out of Dodge."

> And I only used the words, "it" and "the" because I didn't feel like putting forth the effort to come up with anything else to represent our vocabulary. I wasn't trying to present examples of "modern terminology," though I might have been interpreted that way, looking back at what I wrote. In which case I'd look like an idiot.

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Comments:	> > Your point's still bunk-ish. :P "Good cop bad cop" has no place in medieval times, and I can say that with some degree of certainty. Neither does "Get the fuck out of Dodge." > > And I only used the words, "it" and "the" because I didn't feel like putting forth the effort to come up with anything else to represent our vocabulary. I wasn't trying to present examples of "modern terminology," though I might have been interpreted that way, looking back at what I wrote. In which case I'd look like an idiot.