Possible distraction could be a factor, the theory went, with Woods under heavy criticism for foul language he had used and dirty jokes he had told in a GQ article.
"The boys that are using foul language onstage, I could put 'em in my back pocket, when it comes to dirty jokes.
Sung by anyone else to men, some of whom have been forced to live with the threat of hanging, this could only be a foul, cheap joke.
"I've seen porn and racist jokes, foul language — it's pretty extreme and it happens more than most people know," Kevin Sbraga, 34, an African-American chef in Philadelphia, said of the many restaurant kitchens he has worked in, in the North and in the South.
Foul language, childish jokes, ideas.
"His sixth foul was a joke," Bickerstaff said.
They run fluid suona_ _melodies alongside heavy-metal guitar riffs; they play an entire song that mimics the comic folk-theater form Errenzhuan, in which a man and a woman exchange foul language and vulgar jokes.
Foul language, off-color jokes, and overly flirtatious behavior are signs of poor judgment.
He made jokes about his foul language and laughed at reports that he had ordered a president out of practice, but he never discussed the specifics about waving used toilet paper at players or putting his hands on his players.
There's the almost-use of foul language, sex references, penis jokes, the point where your eyes roll around in your head so violently you almost think Tyler Florence's ties from last season's series of The Great Food Truck Race actually looked good.
