It's been something like over a year since I last tuned in to a radio, so while this may be old news to everyone living outside my cave, it is new to me. In the song, It ain't a scene, it's an arms race the word God is censored. Instead of: "it's a god damn arms race" it's now "it's a *drum beat* damn arms race." Since when has the word god become offensive?! So, "god" is censored, "gun" from the song Teenage Dirtbag's censored, yet Khia's My Neck, My Back gets uncensored airplay. Oh wise ones of the spacing world, how the hell is that possible? Pray do tell me. I thought that the point of radio censorship was to make the listener's listening experience "wholesome" and "good" :p No, but seriously, someone please try to explain to me who worked out such an equation, and what possible logic was behind it.

 

I will now depart in a much more confused state than when I logged on.