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# Oedipal expletive
A commonly used obscenity probably most associated with Samuel L. Jackson, whose films seem to be peppered with the profane expression.
In order to get past the BBC Editorial Guidelines on censorship it is sometimes referred to via the alternative phrase Melon Farmer (as in "Yippie-kye-ay melon farmer!").
A commonly used obscenity probably most associated with Samuel L. Jackson, whose films seem to be peppered with the profane expression.
In order to get past the BBC Editorial Guidelines on censorship it is sometimes referred to via the alternative phrase Melon Farmer (as in "Yippie-kye-ay melon farmer!").
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3/21/2025, 4:15:42 PM
# Oedipal expletive
A commonly used obscenity probably most associated with Samuel L. Jackson, whose films seem to be peppered with the profane expression.
In order to get past the BBC Editorial Guidelines on censorship it is sometimes referred to via the alternative phrase Melon Farmer (as in "Yippie-kye-ay melon farmer!").
A commonly used obscenity probably most associated with Samuel L. Jackson, whose films seem to be peppered with the profane expression.
In order to get past the BBC Editorial Guidelines on censorship it is sometimes referred to via the alternative phrase Melon Farmer (as in "Yippie-kye-ay melon farmer!").
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Oedipal expletive
A commonly used obscenity probably most associated with Samuel L. Jackson, whose films seem to be peppered with the profane expression.
In order to get past the BBC Editorial Guidelines on censorship it is sometimes referred to via the alternative phrase Melon Farmer (as in "Yippie-kye-ay melon farmer!").
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Oedipal expletive
A commonly used obscenity probably most associated with Samuel L. Jackson, whose films seem to be peppered with the profane expression.
In order to get past the BBC Editorial Guidelines on censorship it is sometimes referred to via the alternative phrase Melon Farmer (as in "Yippie-kye-ay melon farmer!").