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<p dir="auto"><strong>TadowScott</strong> — <em>2 years ago(April 26, 2023 01:37 PM)</em></p>
<p dir="auto">Kelly was relieved and said, "Thank God he didn't notice the pimple."  But, according to the script for that episode, the guy said "zits."  Yes, I know that the FCC would obviously not allow the word "tits."  But for the sake of the episode premise, did the character really say "tits," since both words rhyme and therefore he could easily say "zits" to make it sound like the script said "tits"?  I only see two loopholes here:</p>
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<li>He noticed her tits and used "zits" as a synonym for "nipples" because pimples typically look like that.</li>
<li>He noticed her pimple and said "zits."  Although, that would not make sense, since he implied that she had more than one pimple.<br />
Was this a major goof on the writers?</li>
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<p dir="auto">Who cares??<br />
She has nice tits!<br />
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