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Post by The Beak on Jul 11, 2005 8:42:12 GMT -5
You will note that you can say b**ger, b**ger, b**ger to your heart's content here. Why is that? In the UK that kind of malarky used to get you jailed. I believe it's still illegal to b**ger a woman....especially if she says no thank you. As you know pretty much anything goes, here unless it would:- a) Offend other members or b) Have the potential to get the board deleted. Given the popularity of bu**ery, particularly amongst Public Schoolboys, should we relax the automod a little? |
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Post by Pooka on Jul 11, 2005 9:22:38 GMT -5
Frankly, I don’t give a expletive deleted ... ;D ;D Well said.  |
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Post by Captain Nudnick on Jul 11, 2005 11:46:46 GMT -5
Yes, let's. It's galling to see one's slightly risqué bon mot destroyed by the Auto-moron substituting something irrelevant - in another place I wrote of a spoof and it came out as a 'sgay person'! Pathetic.
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Post by Nurse Duckett on Jul 11, 2005 13:56:48 GMT -5
I'm amazed. I typed in slut and trollop and both got through! IIRC slut was replaced by "very friendly person" as if that makes any sense at all. I have only a tiny shred of interest in sluts and trollops, you understand. It's just for the limericking, rhymes and all.  Very Upstanding Nursie |
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Post by Captain Nudnick on Jul 11, 2005 15:12:53 GMT -5
Isn't 'trollope' a lovely word? There's something very soft and friendly about it...
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Post by Nurse Duckett on Jul 11, 2005 16:31:48 GMT -5
Isn't 'trollope' a lovely word? There's something very soft and friendly about it... I seem to be having a sneezing fit here, Nudders.  ps. If you can't see that waving, it is waving. rolling-eyes-gif can't be bottomed to search for it right now.  |
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Post by Luxury Yacht on Jul 11, 2005 17:48:35 GMT -5
Isn't 'trollope' a lovely word? There's something very soft and friendly about it... Indeed, Captain. "Wench" likewise. PS may I be so indelicate as to point out that you have posted the name of an author or two, rather than the word for a very friendly person? |
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Post by The Beak on Jul 12, 2005 3:22:18 GMT -5
Right then, that seems pretty unanimous. You can now say ar*e and bu**er. If you want to.
And I have discovered how to make it less sensitive, so that we can hopefully say Scunthorpe without incident.
Ooh, it works
By the way, Nursie, were you suggesting that people could be offended by sl*ts and tr*ll*ps (although not Trollopes)? It can be added, if you want.
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Post by Captain Nudnick on Jul 12, 2005 4:12:56 GMT -5
Right then, that seems pretty unanimous. You can now say ar*e and bu**er. If you want to. And I have discovered how to make it less sensitive, so that we can hopefully say Scunthorpe without incident. Ooh, it worksBy the way, Nursie, were you suggesting that people could be offended by sl*ts and tr*ll*ps (although not Trollopes)? It can be added, if you want. Slits and slots may offend the prurient, but sluts... never! |
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Post by Captain Nudnick on Jul 12, 2005 4:14:00 GMT -5
Isn't 'trollope' a lovely word? There's something very soft and friendly about it... Indeed, Captain. "Wench" likewise. PS may I be so indelicate as to point out that you have posted the name of an author or two, rather than the word for a very friendly person? Thank you for the correction - 'trollop' it is then... There weren't many trollops in Trollope, were there? |
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Post by Nurse Duckett on Jul 12, 2005 4:51:09 GMT -5
Right then, that seems pretty unanimous. You can now say ar*e and bu**er. If you want to. I'll make a note of that then. Now why does this remind me of Eric Morecombe? Dearie me no. I just vaguely remember typing sl*t in a parallel universe about a hundred years ago, and it was turned - cryptically - into VeryFriendlyPerson. This had me agape! Are sl*ts very friendly people? Then they should be in telesales, perhaps. scratchy-head gif thing. |
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Post by Nurse Duckett on Jul 12, 2005 4:54:41 GMT -5
Here's another one to add to the passle of sl*ts, trollops and wenches: Strumpetsand also, perhaps, a word I got off Lux: (I didn't used to like it but now I'm getting fond of it) (the word, that is) Bints.  |
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Post by Captain Nudnick on Jul 12, 2005 6:45:29 GMT -5
'Bint' is merely Arabic - how anbout 'Dollymop"
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Post by Nurse Duckett on Jul 12, 2005 10:39:30 GMT -5
What's the male equivalent of a strumpet? A strump?  |
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Post by Captain Nudnick on Jul 12, 2005 12:36:41 GMT -5
A trumpet? 'Cornet' used to be an army rank...
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