In the aftermath of the John Terry court case, given the gleeful way in which the media has printed the c-word (including broadsheets like the Guardian publishing it on their front page where it can be read by children in any newsagents) are we to assume that this word has now entered common everyday parlance?
Much as the f-word became conventional in the 1970s?
We are fast running out of taboos.
Much as the f-word became conventional in the 1970s?
We are fast running out of taboos.
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