This work on paper combines ink, acrylic, and watercolour in a characteristically irreverent meditation on social convention and language, with the unwieldy title itself functioning as both subject and provocation. Polke's meandering, interview-derived text challenges the arbitrary moral weight assigned to words like "vulgarity," dissolving the boundaries between high art discourse and everyday transgression. The layered, fluid mediums reflect his signature blending of the refined and the crude, undermining any clean separation between the two.