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* [[Britney Spears]] ''tried'' to [[Getting Crap Past the Radar|get crap past the radar]] with her [[Double Entendre]]-laden song "If U Seek Amy", which contains the line "All of the boys and all of the girls are beggin' to If U Seek Amy." {{spoiler|For the slow of wit, she's basically saying "F-U-C-K Me"}}. Unfortunately, the parents ''did'' figure it out, it became a big deal (on FOX News), and most radio stations in both America and the UK do have the song edited to either remove the "eek" in "seek" (making it "If you see Amy," which, in the context of the song, makes no sense whatsoever) or get rid of the "If You" ''and'' the "eek" part in "seek" to make the song about seeing a girl named Amy). |
* [[Britney Spears]] ''tried'' to [[Getting Crap Past the Radar|get crap past the radar]] with her [[Double Entendre]]-laden song "If U Seek Amy", which contains the line "All of the boys and all of the girls are beggin' to If U Seek Amy." {{spoiler|For the slow of wit, she's basically saying "F-U-C-K Me"}}. Unfortunately, the parents ''did'' figure it out, it became a big deal (on FOX News), and most radio stations in both America and the UK do have the song edited to either remove the "eek" in "seek" (making it "If you see Amy," which, in the context of the song, makes no sense whatsoever) or get rid of the "If You" ''and'' the "eek" part in "seek" to make the song about seeing a girl named Amy). |
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* The Bloodhound gang opted for the [[Military Alphabet]] in their song “Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo”… even Ed the Sock noticed this as childish attempt as a [[Getting Crap Past the Radar| radar pass]]. |
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== Newspaper Comics == |
== Newspaper Comics == |
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