Rabbits, Jackasses, And Four-Letter Words

An argument for the occasional necessity of vulgarity. Anya, 7, is sentenced to a time-out for using vulgarity in school. Her uncle refuses her request for ice cream due to her social infraction and immediately finds himself in a stand-off with his glowering little arch-nemesis. Meanwhile, Aunt Patty experiences her own stand-off with a parking lot psycho, and returns home to not only commend Anya's use of four-letter words, but also to reward it.