Profanity Question
12-17-01 | 01:10 PM
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Profanity Question
I Noticed that we can no longer say a$$ on the forum. Its not a really strong word like f**k or s**t.
There are other words that we can say on the forum that arent censored.
Why is this?
There are other words that we can say on the forum that arent censored.
Why is this?
12-17-01 | 01:21 PM
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It was being used on thread titles, where it is inappropriate, but I don't see it as a problem in the content of a thread.
I turned off the ass sensor.
I turned off the ass sensor.
12-17-01 | 01:33 PM
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12-17-01 | 02:08 PM
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Originally posted by randyc
It was being used on thread titles, where it is inappropriate, but I don't see it as a problem in the content of a thread.
I turned off the ass sensor.
It was being used on thread titles, where it is inappropriate, but I don't see it as a problem in the content of a thread.
I turned off the ass sensor.
12-17-01 | 05:05 PM
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So we can say ass again in threads? Cool.
So we can say ass again in threads? Cool.
run away...run away...
12-23-01 | 11:40 PM
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Originally posted by randyc
It was being used on thread titles, where it is inappropriate, but I don't see it as a problem in the content of a thread.
I turned off the ass sensor.
It was being used on thread titles, where it is inappropriate, but I don't see it as a problem in the content of a thread.
I turned off the ass sensor.
12-29-01 | 05:31 PM
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I agree... the ban on "pus$y" could be liften and mods could kindly suggest that nobody use the word to describe female genitals. I'm sure almost everyone would comply. Just a suggestion.
12-29-01 | 06:16 PM
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But why? What would be the burning need to use the word?
To refer to a cat? Doubtful.
To refer to someone else? Then it's a personal flame, which we discourage.
Perhaps in a flora thread and we are discussing pussywillows, but I think that is not censored.
Test:
Pussywillow
pussywhipped
pussycat
pussilanimous
acid test:
Hot Throbbing *****
To refer to a cat? Doubtful.
To refer to someone else? Then it's a personal flame, which we discourage.
Perhaps in a flora thread and we are discussing pussywillows, but I think that is not censored.
Test:
Pussywillow
pussywhipped
pussycat
pussilanimous
acid test:
Hot Throbbing *****
12-31-01 | 12:06 AM
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Originally posted by randyc
But why? What would be the burning need to use the word?
To refer to a cat? Doubtful.
To refer to someone else? Then it's a personal flame, which we discourage.
Perhaps in a flora thread and we are discussing pussywillows, but I think that is not censored.
Test:
Pussywillow
pussywhipped
pussycat
pussilanimous
acid test:
Hot Throbbing *****
But why? What would be the burning need to use the word?
To refer to a cat? Doubtful.
To refer to someone else? Then it's a personal flame, which we discourage.
Perhaps in a flora thread and we are discussing pussywillows, but I think that is not censored.
Test:
Pussywillow
pussywhipped
pussycat
pussilanimous
acid test:
Hot Throbbing *****
12-31-01 | 12:32 AM
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Originally posted by randyc
But why? What would be the burning need to use the word?
But why? What would be the burning need to use the word?
Spoiler:
Edited to add spoiler tags.
Last edited by RandyM; 12-31-01 at 12:37 AM.
