Perfection
The Great Head.
Is the a-word acceptable, I use it often.
It is usually preceded by the word "kicks".
It is usually preceded by the word "kicks".
Not when referring to anatomy, it is ok when meaning a donkey or a fool.Perfection said:Is the a-word acceptable, ".
Lefty Scaevola said:Not when referring to anatomy, it is ok when meaning a donkey or a fool.
Short-term: No. Banning actually requires more button pushing and logging etc than a warning.Moss321 said:That's why you don't warn, you just hit the ever popular ban button. Saves time and warnings...and reduces stress on fingers.
cgannon64 said:Nope, I said God damn it, and I was banned for a day.
I used to say that and bastard all the time (not at posters, usually like "that politician is a bastard") thinking it was fine, but now I don't know...
Lefty Scaevola said:Nope, wrong. Anything profane, vulgar, scatalogical, obscene, sexually oriented.
'cept that CG is a christian, and he didn't think twice about saying it.Padma said:WillJ: Just for the record, to a Christian, "God damn it" is probably one of the most profane expressions there is!
samildanach said:I had to make a real effort the other day to use the word "bottom". It wasn't just the fact that I had virtually exhausted my entire vocabulary by the time I hit upon the socially acceptable. It also changed the tone of the post making me sound like a prissy housewife or a sinister deviant. Sort of like I was using the words "collateral damage" to describe the bombing of a hospital to soften the terrible reality. By using the word "bottom" to describe my "bottom" I felt that I was misrepresenting the true nature of my "bottom" to the O.T. community. The word "bottom" conjures up pictures of hobbits relaxing in the shire, smoking their pipes whereas I really needed to use a word that conveyed an impression of Mount. Doom and the smellier parts of Mordor.
Curt, most of your posts are scatalogical in nature.CurtSibling said:The day I post something scatalogical is the day I retire!
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Lefty Scaevola said:Not when referring to anatomy, it is ok when meaning a donkey or a fool.
Over here we have stricter morals and certain words are not generally acceptable.Dell19 said:Does it have a different meaning in the US or something? I find it strange that its okay to describe someone as a fool but not a part of our anatomy...
and does this rule out the correct spelling of the word, leaving only the US equivalent?Dell19 said:Does it have a different meaning in the US or something? I find it strange that its okay to describe someone as a fool but not a part of our anatomy...
so the problem here is americans?h4ppy said:Over here we have stricter morals and certain words are not generally acceptable.
LLXerxes said:No, I don't think so...
You can just sign up as a different name.:![]()
Ya know, ya can swear all ya want in Civ Multiplayer!![]()
You could just test.LLXerxes said:TF,can you tell me the words on the list?
I mean, like
Fu- word
B- word
so on?
CurtSibling said:I think a few lightning strike anti-swear bans might set a new course on the matter.
Courtesy costs nothing - Swearing is a sign of uncontrolled impulses.
I am saddened to see even some veteran posters setting a rotten example.
I for one, have never spoken in such terms on CFC.
(It's about the only thing I haven't been banned for!)
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LLXerxes said:TF,can you tell me the words on the list?![]()
So I know which swears I can use!Dell19 said:What would be the point?