Can a Vasectomy Ruin an Evening?

We had a blast at our Shake Video Academy Awards. The students did an awesome job of making fun movies, and all the adults that helped make the evening work did a great job!!!!

I had the dubious task of being emcee for the evening. I'd never done that kind of thing before, and really ended up doing it by default (didn't think about that role till it was too late to ask someone else).

In the course of the evening, in making comment about someone's movie involving my wife and I having about 15 children, I mentioned that I really appreciated that their film reminded my wife to call our doctor regarding me getting a vasectomy.

I didn't even think about the comment till later. During the reception I look around and realize their were some children at the program. I started to wonder if the comment was inappropriate or not. A few of my thoughts were as follows:

1) The kids did such a good job of keeping the films clean. They proved that entertainment is possible without inappropriate dialogue or inuendo. Did I ruin all of that with one comment?
2) I used the medical term. It's not like I used some slang. It probably just went over the heads of those who don't know what the word means.
3) I'm a pastor. If anyone should be watching what they say, I should. This also fits into the discussion as I have heard some excuse language lately, that our words aren't that critical...Jesus said so much to the contrary.
4) Is this just a new move in being real? Sure, 40 years ago, no one utters that word in front of a church. Is that a sign of progression (being more willing to talk about whatever) or a sign of regression (nothing is sacred anymore)?

Overall, the evening was tremendous. I just hope I didn't provide the lowpoint. If no one was offended, I don't want to bring it up in a large context (instead, I prefer to learn from it here.). But if people were hurt, I'm certainly willing to apologize and learn from it. I'm just not sure how I find out what people thought.