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		<title>Pink Floyd and Indecency</title>
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		<description>&lt;a href="http://www.wncx.com/"&gt;Crap - now they FCC Thought Police are going after Pink Floyd. Is &lt;b&gt;nothing&lt;/b&gt; sacred?!&lt;/a&gt; WNCX, a local Cleveland &quot;Classic rock&quot; station (who just happens to be the same station that airs The Howard Stern Show in the area) is unable to play Pink Floyd&apos;s &quot;Money&quot; because of the use of the word &quot;bullshit&quot; within the song.  To be honest, until this was brought to my attention, I had completely overlooked that lyric in the song.  But thanks to the FCC War Against Indency, I&apos;m now fully aware of it!  What other cases of &apos;indecency&apos; would you have overlooked had the authorities not brought it to your attention?  </description>
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		<category>bullshit</category>
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		<category>cleveland</category>
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		<category>indecency</category>
		<category>money</category>
		<category>pinkfloyd</category>
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		<dc:creator>tgrundke</dc:creator>
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