Thread: Irate police hunt 'missile moron' motorbike rider

Originally Posted by dullbird

Just to any new members if your going to include swearing in a post please just type the word and let the filter do its job

No need to self moderate. if its bad the filter will block it, if you self moderate it can be seen as trying to dodge the filter

Thanks for that...will do.
However, would you believe that I'll actually have "difficulty" in typing the actual "word"??.....on an open forum!!!....but I will do it!!
Cheers, Pickles.

Originally Posted by THE BOOGER

It does not speak spanish it lets us talk about padjeros

Remove the "d"I you got it

Originally Posted by dullbird

Just to any new members if your going to include swearing in a post please just type the word and let the filter do its job

No need to self moderate. if its bad the filter will block it, if you self moderate it can be seen as trying to dodge the filter

Originally Posted by Pickles2

Thanks for that...will do.
However, would you believe that I'll actually have "difficulty" in typing the actual "word"??.....on an open forum!!!....but I will do it!!
Cheers, Pickles.

There is an easier solution that you might find more comfortable.

The richness of the English language makes it possible to express the anger, fury, rage, belligerence, hostility, aggression, frustration, outrage, indignation, disappointment, disgust, incredulity, antagonism, exasperation, vindictiveness, animosity or passion you may feel without risking falling foul of the swear filter or the moderators.

So long as the swear filter keeps blanking out "sh@ttered", I'm sure our delicate fee fees will be protected!

And the big island off the west coast of Thailand.
Kho ****et.
Regards Philip A

Originally Posted by bee utey

So long as the swear filter keeps blanking out "sh@ttered", I'm sure our delicate fee fees will be protected!

Whay it is wrong with that?
Bugger I will use trunco - fundido - derrotado - desgarrar - estrellado - molido

Multiculturalism with multilingual capabilities in AULRO it is a plus

Originally Posted by vnx205

There is an easier solution that you might find more comfortable.

The richness of the English language makes it possible to express the anger, fury, rage, belligerence, hostility, aggression, frustration, outrage, indignation, disappointment, disgust, incredulity, antagonism, exasperation, vindictiveness, animosity or passion you may feel without risking falling foul of the swear filter or the moderators.

Someone's been into the thesaurus......

OOORRRR they might be an English teacher