Thread: Omg!omg!omg!

Post slam you! (can't use the "d" word)

****..............

I was wondering about that. I posted something that had the word d a m (as in holding water) and it blocked it. Pretty tight filter. I guess some folks have a hard time keeping things clean and not posting profanity.

Man, if I typed here like I talk it would look like:

**** *** ***** **** and ** ******** **** and that's what she said. *********** that stupid ********* right in the ***.

If Rhett Butler could say **** in Gone With The Wind you ought to be able to say it here. I hear it in church, no big deal. Stryc has the ability to allow words in the database. I just think **** ought to be allowed. So commonplace, its ridiculous. **** it!

Here's one for ya, you look like a felching frackin goats arse. Safe by a mile, and sick.
I could have done a lot worse but you don't want me to... The database here is hillbilly and has no modern slang. We could get really gross in here to the point of uber pornification to the extreme ghetto verb.

But I'm not.

Don't make me go Wookie or Ewok on yo arse or really lay out the Klingon on you.
And then there is my secret weapons of Hebrew and Welsh. I got's me some class now yall.

SoH 'oH Hoch 'ej ghaj machdick. And may the Half Fawn be with you...

LOL......I'll go edit the list.

Well damn!

It hath been said and cannot be taken back.
You have chosen well, we now join the Godless other sites on the internet.

There is a really sexy banned book called "Fannie Hill (memoirs of a woman of pleasure)" I read when a teen - it does not use a single profanity.... but wow. I believe anything can be properly and emphatically stated without the use of profanity. Profanity is often a crutch for those with a limited vocabulary.

Originally Posted by tomiswho

There is a really sexy banned book called "Fannie Hill (memoirs of a woman of pleasure)" I read when a teen - it does not use a single profanity.... but wow. I believe anything can be properly and emphatically stated without the use of profanity. Profanity is often a crutch for those with a limited vocabulary.

As a writer and poet, I agree.

Only profanity I use is when directing my boys fast, hard, and serious in order to convey the importance of the situation at the time.