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Post by DJhinckley on Feb 26, 2006 20:46:02 GMT
standard[c**t] thingy [w**k] wank [c**k] thingy [f**k] f**k [s**t] nuts [tw**] thingy [sh**e] nutse old schooletwunt toss mong spaz loid yes I realise it will probably get deleted, but at least all the 1970 swear words have made it through...  and look they've forgot about w**k
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Post by MiB TFC on Feb 26, 2006 23:43:29 GMT
;D, F'kin' class.
You forgot to test "bollocks" though.
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Post by coops on Feb 27, 2006 8:25:21 GMT
knob arse bollocky f**k thingy
Felch
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Post by Col ISIHAC. on Feb 27, 2006 14:00:13 GMT
Felch?? In the interests of continued peace & harmony, it's probably best to avoid any use of the word Mong please!!   We'll let this one run for now - it's being filed under the heading "Educational" After all. The sweary-filter is not actually going to let you post naughty words, is it! |
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Post by coops on Feb 27, 2006 21:17:12 GMT
Google it! But not at work! |
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Post by DJhinckley on Feb 27, 2006 21:52:41 GMT
In the interests of continued peace & harmony, it's probably best to avoid any use of the word Mong please! jus testing to see if the moderators were at school 20 years ago and whether they had remembered their schoolground swearwords... and yes that's why at school 20 years ago we stopped using the word Mong (cos the teachers had sussed it) and used the end of the word instead, hence Loid. teachers didn't have a clue when we said 'get lost you loid'. strange though that you didn't have the same sentiments about the Spaz word. It is after all just as bad. just one thing - as round here we have the phrase 'monged' to imply something is broken or someone is very p*ssed, if I put it into a post i'm just typing on auto pilot and not using the term mong for the purpose it was used 20 years ago. but if anyone else has thought of swear words the mods have forgotten then feel free as it's the only way they'll learn... |
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Post by coops on Feb 28, 2006 10:04:30 GMT
When Mong and 'Loid got banned we started using "Joey" after the bloke in the wheelchair that used to appear on Blue Peter on occasion. Joey Deacon?
Fantastically un-PC kids aren't they!
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Post by ambersalamander on Feb 28, 2006 11:29:57 GMT
ACTUALLY. I think you'll find the swear filter is built in and we've not forgotten anything! knob arse bollocky f**k thingy Felch Best post ever on this forum? |
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Post by Col ISIHAC. on Feb 28, 2006 12:49:14 GMT
In the interests of continued peace & harmony, it's probably best to avoid any use of the word Mong please! jus testing to see if the moderators were at school 20 years ago and whether they had remembered their schoolground swearwords... and yes that's why at school 20 years ago we stopped using the word Mong (cos the teachers had sussed it) and used the end of the word instead, hence Loid. teachers didn't have a clue when we said 'get lost you loid'. strange though that you didn't have the same sentiments about the Spaz word. It is after all just as bad. just one thing - as round here we have the phrase 'monged' to imply something is broken or someone is very p*ssed, if I put it into a post i'm just typing on auto pilot and not using the term mong for the purpose it was used 20 years ago. but if anyone else has thought of swear words the mods have forgotten then feel free as it's the only way they'll learn... Was indeed at school, Ooh;  30years ago in fact! TBH, I was more concerned with the use of the M*ng word in relation to some recent spats twix H&W and Weymouth fans - ;D All got a bit personal you see. I agree though, Spaz is as bad, if not worse. My work brings me into contact with a number of people who might once have been labelled this way - so it's not a view I entertain. Always willing to be educated though |
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Post by uptheterras on Feb 28, 2006 13:33:01 GMT
TBH, I was more concerned with the use of the M*ng word in relation to some recent spats twix H&W and Weymouth fans - Nasty business that & out of order on both sides. We're all friends here  I'd say i'm more of a knuckle-dragger than a m*ng anyway |
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Post by medibot on Feb 28, 2006 13:47:58 GMT
When Mong and 'Loid got banned we started using "Joey" after the bloke in the wheelchair that used to appear on Blue Peter on occasion. Joey Deacon? Fantastically un-PC kids aren't they! "You Deacon!" would be an alternative. I actually know a girl who is called Joey courtesy of Mr Deacon's legacy but it is more because it is a big joke in said persons family and social circle than anything nasty. Still, probably Blue Peter's major contribution to the world after lots of home made Tracy islands ...   |
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Post by ojiveojive on Feb 28, 2006 16:27:00 GMT
I don't mind swearing, after all today's swear words were perfectly acceptable in anglo-saxon times. However, as the father of a mentally and physically handicapped 17 year old daughter I do object most vehemently to any of the words used, usually derogatorily, to describe such people much the same as I object to racial abuse terms. And as for the terms mentally and physically handicapped, as opposed to learning difficulties, there are many of us who prefer to use the obvious rather than some idiotic euphemism that doesn't actually describe anything in particular but gathers all people with various difficulties under one PC label. So bollocks.
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Post by coops on Feb 28, 2006 16:57:00 GMT
However, as the father of a mentally and physically handicapped 17 year old daughter I do object most vehemently to any of the words used, usually derogatorily, to describe such people much the same as I object to racial abuse terms. And as for the terms mentally and physically handicapped, as opposed to learning difficulties, there are many of us who prefer to use the obvious rather than some idiotic euphemism that doesn't actually describe anything in particular but gathers all people with various difficulties under one PC label. So bollocks. And that, ladies and gents, should be the last word. |
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Post by Col ISIHAC. on Feb 28, 2006 17:45:35 GMT
However, as the father of a mentally and physically handicapped 17 year old daughter I do object most vehemently to any of the words used, usually derogatorily, to describe such people much the same as I object to racial abuse terms. And as for the terms mentally and physically handicapped, as opposed to learning difficulties, there are many of us who prefer to use the obvious rather than some idiotic euphemism that doesn't actually describe anything in particular but gathers all people with various difficulties under one PC label. So bollocks. And that, ladies and gents, should be the last word. Agreed - this one is now locked. Educational tour of the squelchier parts of the English language now at an end. Oh Coops; I googled it - (Felch) eurgh!!! |
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Post by ambersalamander on Mar 1, 2006 14:40:04 GMT
Hear bloody hear! Could not agree more.
I know I've already been slated for always having the last word(!) but this is a subject close to my heart.
First off, I swear like a trooper, especially at football (but not in front of little kids if I can help it; it should be up to their parents whether they her it or not).
Secondly, I have a brother with a learning disability who is quite severely autistic so it's quite obvious when you try to engage him in conversation. He's had a few rather nasty comments in his time. Also, I work as a support worker for Mencap, and the amount of discrimination I've encountered when supporting my clients is quite frankly appalling.
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30years ago in fact!
I'd say i'm more of a knuckle-dragger than a m*ng anyway 
