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Shield Up 269: The Difference Between Shit and Shite (Patreon)

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2024-03-22 11:00:06
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2026-06
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We're all about the big questions on this podcast so this week we delve deep into the correct uses of some of our favourite swear words. 

Please keep sending us your topic suggestions, questions, funny stories, and Minging or Fair Plays to: bit.ly/ShieldUp

Stay safe and keep your shield up,

RKG x

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Lauron

Perfect! Just started cooking and now I have you boys to keep me entertained

Andrew Franges

"Anything can be wanked." Daniel has reached true enlightenment.

RipleyInSpace

The C-word discourse is interesting because, while Daniel's right to note that it's misogynistic that the worst swear word is related to the female form, it's actually a corrupted use-case of the word. Until about the 17th Century, the word was so ubiquitous for the body part, that even medical professionals who wanted to discuss it might use the word. To an extent, more clinical language in that area is almost a classist effort to make women's bodies more arcane and women's medicine more difficult for the commoner to comprehend. Funny how word context changes, innit?

Tom Platt

Was the slug thing around when you were playing bloodborne? When you started calling the slug thingies Michael's and we all just jumped on it

Alex Erven

RKJ (aka John, Jon, Jonny), never afraid to ask the deep questions lol. That’s why I love you gents!

Wesley

It's so funny to hear Gav muse that fireworks were illegal at some point in the US. Like, no, it's just that they're illegal in certain states. The idea of something like that being illegal or even debated at the federal level is laughable to me, which speaks to how different the US and UK systems are despite our shared heritage.