It seems as though McCain said way more than people thought. Pardon my language but in this video, it sounds like he said "bullshit" twice, "no shit", "scumbag" and "ass". Pretty crazy! Reminds me of Full Metal Jacket! - Andrew Baron

Agreed, Andrew! The BBC feed I was watching was obviously tampered with, as I never picked up on these. Outrageous. - Matt Frog

is this for real? did somebody whip this up for fun? - Susan Beebe

Susan, ur joking...of course... - Zee.

That doesn't sound real. Someone dubbed it in, and did a really poor job of it, too. - Raoul Pop

You think so, Raoul? - Ernie

actually not very clever at all. - Nathan Eckenrode

Its a Full Metal Jacket mashup - Andrew Baron

I did the bitch-lips on this one - Rahsheen the Dream

The more I watch and listen to this, the more I can't believe it. :D - Andrew Baron

Those mics were live. You could hear him rustling papers throughout the debate. You would have caught him blurting out such words. I call BS. - Eric - Feed of Dreams

http://friendfeed.com/e... - Vincent X

@Vincent X, Nice, thanks for posting the Full Metal Jacket video, its a pretty amazing scene! - Andrew Baron

I want a president who isn't afraid to say those things, though. :) You know, someone who tells whiners to "shut the fuck up" every once in a while? - Ⓒⓗⓡⓘⓢ Ⓟⓘⓡⓘⓛⓛⓞ

@l0ckergn0me, lets just hope whoever it is doesn't have the nuclear codes in his hand when he starts losing his shit. :P - Andrew Baron

Chris, like someone who will say "Chill the fuck out, I got this?" - Kevin Bondelli

I can't believe some people. - Chris Menning

I guess that's what people have been saying to the FCC for years. This would probably constitute a major fine. Many others have paid more for saying less. - Andrew Baron

Also, obviously it's cool to say sh*t behind closed doors, or informally like this, but not when you are in the middle of a formal debate on national TV, running for president of the US, trying to set a good example for all the families out there that have young kids who have decided not to have foul language in their homes. - Andrew Baron