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Bro let the intrusive thoughts win

by /u/EtoileDuSoir | 103 comments | 2026-06-17T07:31:25+00:00 Central

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/u/antoncr
What a creative way of saying no more questions please
lol
/u/dwntwnleroybrwn
I'm just here so I don't get fined.

Another great fuck you to the sports journalists.
Sports journalists are pons scum.

E: It's pond scum. I couldn't be bothered to spell
check.
/u/nolok
Right next to Mbappé "I'll just pay the fine"
/u/JonatasA
Or Cristiano Ronaldo's "Water". Or did he say "Agua"? I
don't remember now.
/u/Parada484
In defense, they were some bullshit questions.

"Your opponent has the world's largest dick and it's so
impressive that his strikes streak fire across the air
after rebounding on the mass of meat. What does it feel
like to try and contain yourself in front of that
amazing penis?"

Like, the guy just played a match at a very high level,
why are you glazing his opponent right in his face on
television?
/u/ifyoulovesatan
I can see that, but at the same time the context is "and
you just beat him at the dick-having context."

Like it's still probably kind of annoying, but you can
at least see where the interviewer was coming from.
/u/koniash
The follow up question was similar: "Remember how you
completely fucked up last time? How's that feel now?"
/u/b-hizz
He warned her, arguably twice.
/u/Better-Snow-7191
They sound super offended
/u/Tinyjar
Because it's live TV and Ofcom will fine them for
broadcasting swear words to kids.
/u/InvestInHappiness
Need the parents to not change the channel before the
alcohol and gambling ads come on.
/u/glasgowchapter
No ads on the BBC, so the parents would specifically
need to change the channel for the gambling and alcohol
ads.
/u/Nick_XL
Huh, TIL that there's no ads on the BBC
/u/rumenastoenka
No commercials, no mercy
/u/vazyrus
Apologies everyone. Could you say that without the
f-bombs, please.
/u/JonatasA
Free World Cup and Olympics too.
/u/darkklown
those wackey brits pay a tv licence fee! everyone who
owns a tv has to register and pay to have it!
socialists! that money should be going to private
business small time cable networks are struggling and
need new markets to break into
/u/ilikeyourgetup
I'm sure you know but for anyone who didn't - it's not
just owning a TV, it's owning a TV and receiving live
broadcasts (ie hooked up to an aerial) or watching BBC
iPlayer. If you have a TV that you watch YouTube and
play games on you don't have to pay the licence fee.
/u/kurt206
Not only that but no alcohol, pharmaceuticals or betting
on British tv at all. And fast food ads only air post
watershed (after kids are supposedly in bed).

I know the US has a poor opinion of the Uk (most driven
by far right commentators) - but our terrestrial TV is
the best in the world.
/u/Banes_Addiction
Alcohol and gambling ads are legal. They're everywhere.
/u/__arcade__
On the odd occasion I pop round to see my mam and she's
got the TV on, I see plenty of adverts for those
gambling apps on the TV.
/u/tanwa1
They act like kids only learn swear words on TV,
internet is just too wide, they'll learn eventually lol.

I think most parents swear in front of their kids
in/directly, so they eventually learn on the environment
they are in. 😃
/u/Lux-uk
even if parents swear in front of their kids they will
still tell them not to swear or at least not to swear in
public. which is the sort of behaviour this clip is
teaching.
/u/Snitsie
Fuck is just a normal word at this point. I don't know
how anyone could be offended by it. Especially for
people that speak English as a second language fuck
means nothing as a curseword simply because the word
itself has no meaning beyond "having sexual intercourse"
which just isn't offensive.
/u/kingpaige
No, it's absolutely still a curse. Your casual view of
the term is likely being shaped by your culture but for
many of us, we would neverrrrr use that word around our
elders or children, nor expect to hear those two groups
say it. We also wouldn't expect it in business
conversations
/u/JannyStabberXK4000
No, "fuck" is not a "normal word at this point", and
children do not have the brain development or life
experience to know yet when it is and is not appropriate
to curse. What a fucking idiotic thing to say.
/u/TwoBionicknees
i've yet to ever seen anyone offended by a child
swearing, almost every time a kid swears everyone in the
room laughs. Kids are also absolutely brutal precisely
because they don't know what's appropriate or not to say
FOR ANYTHING at that age.

So they'll while in public walk up to a person and just
blurt out shit like "why are you so fat/ugly/smell so
bad" etc, because kids are in general bad at
understanding rudeness.

I've seen literally magnitudes more people get upset at
kids saying inappropriate things without swear words
than people get upset at kids swearing.

Also if basically every adult you know says fuck, then
the idea it's offensive is just made up, and that's
precisely why almost everyone laughs when a kid says it
because no one actually finds it offensive, a certain
group of people like to pretend it's offensive because
they were told it's offensive so it must be, facts be
damned.
/u/armitage_shank
Its on a delay...why they can't bleep it IDK?
/u/cowbutt6
Look, Frank was having a little afternoon nap, OK?!?
/u/Better-Snow-7191
Because tennis is so popular with the youth?
/u/prpldrank
Because if kids learn the word Fuck exists, their
parents have to pay for their own noses to be surgically
removed.
/u/BeardedBaldMan
Lego is the number one cause of children learning about
the word fuck, along with fucking, fucking hell, jesus
fucking christ and for fuck's sake
/u/Nonoch3
Dude, tennis is like the 3rd/4th most popular sports in
the world. Where i live it's football first, tennis 2nd,
so of course many young people practice and watch
tennis, sometimes even the ball catcher are kids.

I'm sure they'll survive the word fuck, but pretending
there's no kids watching because it's tennis suggest
your doctor need to prescribe some grass touching asap.
/u/JonatasA
Tennis is also viewed as a more formal sport. It's not
like football where the crowd swears together so loud
the mics pick it.
/u/JStaunton
what a bizarre mindset (there will be lots of kid in
that crowd, whether their parents have dragged them
along or not)
/u/JonatasA
Yes, that's one of the reasons behind sports. It's not
an excuse for advertisent.
/u/jlharper
The bizarre mindset is the one where people think that
children are incapable of hearing swear words without
some unspecified harm occurring.
/u/JStaunton
You can tell we had very different upbringings, eh?
(It's generally advised that kids hear as little
swearing as possible. I don't think that's a wild thing
to say).
/u/jlharper
Definitely, it's advised based on nothing. No harm comes
to anyone who hears a swear word and it's common in my
country to hear young children swearing at each other or
at sporting events. World still goes round.
/u/Zukez
Pretty sure they could literally have their broadcast
cut if it goes above 7 fucks. Broadcasting rules.
/u/Scissorhands12
good thing it was only 7!
/u/Witters84
Kept the straight face for the last F- Carpet Bomb like
a pro.
/u/roadkilled_skunk
Yeah I was shaking with anticipation and the madman just
went for it.
/u/voiceofgromit
My new favorite player.
/u/EtoileDuSoir
Corentin Moutet! One of the most entertaining player on
tour atm. You'll see crazy highlight reel worthy digs
from him every few points, then he usually loses the
match lol
/u/Africa-Unite
I wonder if a little discipline is all that's keeping
him from getting over the line? 😂
/u/FremenStilgar
Tim Henman, is that you??
/u/Disallowed_username
Apologies, everyone!
/u/cire1184
... fuck fuck fuck...
/u/odnarB89
Honestly if she didn't mention it he wouldn't have done
it haha
/u/Spirited_Currency_88
I feel like all sport players are always annoyed by
interviews so if you give them a way out of it, they're
gonna want to take it.
/u/Ok_Caterpillar_8238
"I'm just here for the interview so I don't get fined"
/u/JonatasA
Yep, they only do it because of contractual obligations.
At least no locker cameras "brought to you by Ring" or
something.
/u/gegry123
I mean yeah, but it's kinda her job to
/u/labelsonshampoo
John spartan you are fined 1 credit for the violation of
the verbal morality statute

John spartan you are fined 1 credit for the violation
of the verbal morality statute

John spartan you are fined 1 credit for the violation
of the verbal morality statute
/u/JonatasA
Ah, he needed to use the bathroom!!! That explains it.
/u/Zolo49
I have to assume he'll get some sort of fine for that,
but it's still epic.
/u/MrSnowflake
Imagine getting fined for say a doo-doo word, yet be
fine when instilling hatred because of "free speech".
/u/Miniman125
This is easy to enforce because it's objective
/u/Baelzabub
Saying "Michelle Obama is a man" is objectively false,
but I guarantee that dude won't face an ounce of
blowback from his sport over it, and will more likely be
praised for it.
/u/MrSnowflake
Sure, but also ridiculous.
/u/elizabnthe
There isn't an instant of that I think of as it relates
to tennis.
/u/icehot54321
can you give an example of what you are referring to?

i'm not fully getting what you are trying to compare
this with
/u/blaivas007
A random example that pops into my head is equating LGBT
movement to pedophilia.

There are many similar evil, disgusting narratives
being openly broadcasted to the public and pearl
clutchers are fine with it because people spreading such
ideas do it in a soft, polite tone. But god forbid you
accidentally cuss in the mildest way possible while
talking about butterflies...
/u/Amflifier
I do not believe any sport television broadcasts hate
speech
/u/tnwthrow
He's free to say this word. But he is not free from
consequences.
/u/Pin-Lui
Didn't know Linus from Linus Tech Tips plays tennis
/u/blackadder1620
he actually does too.
/u/meowpower777
Upbeat squirrelly fucks to that.
/u/alexanderpas
He has his own badminton court.
/u/fedman5000
And his own private jet
/u/Phattank_
Was just about to post this too xd
/u/LetReasonRing
I was waiting so long for the voice... I was like 80%
sure it was him playing at a badminton tournament for a
moment.
/u/dableuf
He's like the fusion of Linus with Noah Wyle.
/u/JonatasA
He's too bulky to be Linus.
/u/TheRealRubiksMaster
He has his own courts, i know you were joking, but he
has made multiple vids on it.
/u/TwoBionicknees
this is far from the worst thing Linus has said, dude
used to drop the hard r.
/u/StrangelyBrown
I think the first one was accidental, but then he
realised that the damage was already done so he might as
well have fun with it
/u/grapersdelight
-$7.500 -$7.500 -$7.500
/u/VaATC
Are you European or USAian?
/u/tophernator
Some Europeans use decimal points as thousand
separators, but they don't use dollars. So $7.500 is an
odd thing to see.
/u/BlueSoccerSB8706
haha, that's actually hilarious! I get that it's
supposed to be family friendly, but pretty funny
/u/Nisja
Missed his opportunity to finish on "it was shit"
/u/blake_ch
Love the reaction from the interviewer, politely
thinking fuck, what I've done
/u/Oli4K
People should stop being so childish about words.
Swearwords are meaningless if people wouldn't act
offended.
/u/VaATC
I have, due to what a buddy said to me when I slipped in
front of his kids ages before, raised my daughter saying
that they are, "adult words. If they were bad words why
did I use them, that they are powerful words that convey
an amount of feeling that is not normally expressed with
less colorful language, and that they are only supposed
to be used when you know what they mean and when and
where they are appropriate to be used." Luckily she
acknowledged that and has not used anything she has
heard from me when she is with he mother, friends
parents, or at school.
/u/baffledninja
I treat bad words like picking noses or touching
yourself. Fine to do when you're in private but not when
other people are around. So if my 5 year old excuses
himself, goes to a different room and I hear a little
voice going "maudit!!!!" from the other room, I'm ok
with it. But not in public, and definitely not at
school.
/u/NarcoIX
Haha, maudit is damn good one too, kudos to your
daughter
/u/oberynmviper
Man, girl back there not even phased.
/u/rip1980
I mean, she could be standing on a live wire, but then
she might be phased.
/u/foreordinator
I'd like a Fazed Plasma Rifle in the 40 What range
/u/Eviladhesive
Phased, phased, phased, phased
/u/Soft_Walrus_3605
Apologies, everyone, for the language there
/u/SauronSauroff
She's a professional. You don't get on the court by
fucking about.
/u/realPanditJi
ball girl behind him is all GAME!
/u/MadDog443
Dude absolutely knew it was time to start trolling.
/u/boyengabird
Fuck me, what an interview! Gotta love it.
/u/RedditTipiak
FRANCE BAISE OUAIS !
/u/Razzilith
it's just a word and it's not harming anybody. grow the
fuck up.

same people offended by this shit hand their kids ipads
daily. (and expose them to far worse)
/u/Electrical_Run_8139
Me if I ever went to interview
/u/Zychoz
If the tv people wouldnt be such sissies about some
word, ge would not have done it.
/u/Square-Formal1312
Wonder if she realizes every time she "ooh ah language!"
Just makes him want to say it that much more