Forbes reports, "Repeating the F word increases our ability to tolerate pain." THis story reveals that humans can put up with far greater amounts of pain while saying f@$#!
in the italian house, you get the inanimate object. jesse: and walk slowly. it s preparation for buying an engagement ring. that s what they re doing. here you go, kid. jesse: it s not good parenting. i can say that from experience. jesse jr. knows no swear words. he will after watching this show. on monday night we reported at that killer robots in san francisco would be armed with guns. we want to make a correction. that s not true. they will be armed with explosives. they clarified that today, jimmy. i m glad we got that out of the way. to be clear, if you ve ever walked a san francisco street, this isn t in the top five threats. tenderloin is where seal team six goes to get scared. i m sorry. with all the hobbits and time travelers. a robot will roll down the plank, see people go potty on the sidewalk, and go back into
so close, he was so close. jesse: host of across america with jim fala. boom. one for two. jesse: first, when it comes to parenting, everybody has their own style, but what do you think about letting children swear around. around the house? what s the problem? it s wacky wednesday [bleep] i ll get you new socks. you re funny. i m very confident in my parenting style. let s talk about it. about a year or two ago i decided i would be the person in my daughter s life to teach her the context of swear words. she s a well behaved polite little girl, who gets good grades, respectful to teachers and classmates. never an issue. jesse: jimmy, is that how you were raised? at my house? oh, my god. worse than a smack. it was a belt or spoon. you had to go get it for them.