Media everywhere had a little bit of a problem when Graydon Sheppard first debuted his now-famous "S*** Girls Say" viral hit. How were we going to write headlines about the series? Sure, the websites that were comfortable with cursing up a storm didn't have a problem, but for the more conservative, "Poop Girls Say" just didn't have the same ring. Which is exactly the problem The New York Times has as it discusses the prevailing trend of using more and more modern language in women's magazines. T...
Media everywhere had a little bit of a problem when Graydon Sheppard first debuted his now-famous "S*** Girls Say" viral hit. How were we going to write headlines about the series? Sure, the websites that were comfortable with cursing up a storm didn't have a problem, but for the more conservative, "Poop Girls Say" just didn't have the same ring. Which is exactly the problem The New York Times has as it discusses the prevailing trend of using more and more modern language in women's magazines. T...
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