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The day after "The F Word" was originally broadcast, T-shirts and hooded sweatshirts based on the episode were made available at South Park Studios, the official South Park site. It featured Butters standing in front of a motorcycle, standing above the word bike-curious?[1]. The F Word: Directed by Trey Parker. With Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Mona Marshall, April Stewart.

The boys try to get the meaning of the word "fag" changed from homosexual to motorcycle riders. No description has been added to this Story Description Everyone in South Park agrees they've had enough of the loud and obnoxious bikers who disturb their peaceful setting. The boys get in trouble for spray painting a certain slanderous word all over town in the hope of driving the motorcycle riders out.

Members of the local gay community, who initially take offense at the boys' use of the word, get on board as they work to. The underlying idea was, as one character noted, “f–” isn’t a slur on gay people among “kids today”: “Just because a person is gay doesn’t mean he’s a [f–].” The motorcycle. Not knowing what the authors of Southpark are thinking, we can only speculate, but when you see Father Makey holding a "God hates fags" sign towards the bikers, it is obviously a joke that is aware how in the real world, "fag" really is used as a derogatory term for gays.

After having inflicted a lot of damage to the town and scaring off the citizens, they corner the boys in an alley, but are then chased off and forced to surrender when South Park's gay men advocates turn their shotguns on them. How south park gay motorcycle do you understand the Monty Python exchange between a group of elderly clubmen : — When I was at school I was a fag. I once assumed that the 'K' of 'K-Way' originally a brand name but which became the generic French term for any light rain jacket that folds into its own front pocket and is worn around the waist stood for 'kangourou' but a bit of googling has now revealed to me that it is actually an abbreviation of 'en cas'.

What I've south park gay motorcycle found odd about both 'bum bag' and 'fanny pack' is the implication that the bag part of the device is worn south park gay motorcycle rather than in front. Faggot was a 'chiefly dialect' insult meaning 'an objectionable old woman, child, animal, etc. In the end, the riders ultimately accept being called "fags". An episode that winds through the lexicomical labyrinth of the word "cock"?

As we all know, kids often create their own meaning-interpretations of words they hear. Again, logical but not supported by the evidence: it does not seem that 'faggot' ever meant cigarette. November 5, pm. Show Spoilers.

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November 9, pm. This seems as good a point as any to link to the recently popular reclaiming 'douchebag' video. Discriminate and Switch : The mayor thinks the boys are homophobic, but really, they want the "fags" the bikers out of town. Now perhaps it's a result of growing up in New England, in a city that was of predominantly Irish origin, but 'fag' as 'cigarette' and being 'all fagged out' as 'exhausted' were definitely commonplace.

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When fanny packs were introduced, I seem to recall that they were backpacking equipment, not something worn in crowds. What with th'aul alliance and south park gay But just like gay was something different, when if ever will be able to see "fag" as just south park gay name for an insensitive douche-bag? So remember that English is more than American English. RSS feed for comments on this post.

The boys push to town hall to recognize the word, "fag", is used nowadays for a contemptible person "An inconsiderate Douchebag" as Stan puts it who rides a Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Pyrrhic Victory : The boys managed to get the definition of "fag" in the dictionary changed and the bikers leave town, but the entire reason for the change, so that it could be used as a general insult against the bikers, rendered motorcycle since they now wear the word like a badge in defiance of the intended insult, and the group left the town of their own accord rather than being drove motorcycle, making the boys efforts ultimately pointless.

TVTropes Now available in the app store! Relatedly, I was baffled for a long time by the title and lyrics of the old Kinks song "Harry Rag," before I realized it must be Cockney rhyming slang for "fag" in the cigarette sense, and then it all made sense.

How well does it match the trope? In fact, if 'fanny pack' were the British rather than the American term it would probably be a better description…. November 6, pm. Language Log.