Proper Words Song
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HOLY SHIT THE PEDOPHILE IN OVERALLS IS NONE OTHER THAN HENRY WINKLER, AKA, FONZIE!!!1
HOLY SHIT THE PEDOPHILE IN OVERALLS IS NONE OTHER THAN HENRY WINKLER, AKA, FONZIE!!!1
The Proper Words song is a video about a disturbing man singing about children's private parts, on a playground slide.
While most of today's generation have not seen the video, people who were growing up in the 80's were forced to watch it in class, or by their parents. The original video appeared in Safe Kids, Strong Kids (1984) and made children everywhere realize that the Fonz was to be feared.
Also, some creepy doctor guy shows up in the middle to talk about young girls vaginas.
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This video is actually how my parents taught me the birds and the bees. No kidding! |
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This man is the next President. |
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if this dude was singing this song on a playground today, he would be arrested or get his ass kicked |
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He looks like a damn child molester. |
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...and here comes PedoBear... |
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my parents made me watch this video when i was little....no wonder i grew up to be a bi-polar junkie felon with no friends or self esteem. |
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jesus, what is this guy's problem...imagine climbing up a slide to see this guy at the top? |
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He's explaining the proper names for genitalia and other intimate parts. It's aimed at children who normally use words like "pee-pee", "tinkler", or other infantile names. Cock and cunt used to be the proper words until the mid-19th century, when Victorian morality considered them too coarse for polite speech. Then penis, vulva, vagina, and anus, all Latin, were deemed acceptable. The earlier names, of Anglo-Saxon origin, were considered lower-class, then vulgar. |
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ewwww this guy is like a sexual predador >.< |
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