Norks

[Halo Jones]

'Oh yes, I have come across some interesting flanges in my time. Big, Small, some sporting a wide diameter, some tight. The ones with the wide lips are the best, they need screwing down hard, but only after they have been well greased and touched up with a rasp'

Sounds like the voice of experience there

 

[EternalOptimist]

Sounds like the voice of experience there

Oh yes,
a gentle rub-down with a long tanged tool to remove any burrs, then tightly clamp the lips to ensure a good fit and to avoid slippage later

 

[PAH]

Despite not being filtered, norks is still a banned word, and anyone typing it will be banned by administrator immed

Really?

Is there a list of banned but not filtered words anywhere then, or do we find out we've used one of those banned words when we get banned?

Or is the list also banned?

 

[Old Greg]

Really?

Is there a list of banned but not filtered words anywhere then, or do we find out we've used one of those banned words when we get banned?

Or is the list also banned?

Here you go:

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[PAH]

Some acceptable substitutes for rude words sound even more splendidly rude. My favourite is "flange".

Indeed. I wonder what words are acceptable/preferable by women these days?

At the weekend I overheard some female friends saying how they didn't like the word "pussy" but thought "clunge" (as made 'famous' by The Inbetweeners) was ok as they found it funny.

Duly noted for future reference.

Though maybe they're less 'classy' than the typical female.

 

[PAH]

Here you go:
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Come on, at least give us a hint. I doubt there's a rude word that long, they're all short for a reason, a bit like how people with longish names get called something shorter.

 

[Old Greg]

Come on, at least give us a hint. I doubt there's a rude word that long, they're all short for a reason, a bit like how people with longish names get called something shorter.

Necromother******

 

[PAH]

Necromother******

I think that is one of those words only ever used in movies to make them sound cool, as perfected by Tarantino.

 

[Old Greg]

I think that is one of those words only ever used in movies to make them sound cool, as perfected by Tarantino.

Maybe. But the swear filter doesn't like it. I occasionally use the word in interviews.

 

[PAH]

Maybe. But the swear filter doesn't like it. I occasionally use the word in interviews.

Maybe you could take it further and research the interviewer(s) via Google/Facebook to find their preferred movies and fit your answers accordingly.

Though in IT the safe default is to reference Star Trek.

There's a plan B opportunity selling crap from the latest movies. e.g. the wallet from Pulp Fiction was a big seller at the time.

Funniest thing I've seen along these lines was walking through town shortly after Boyz N The Hood was released, and seeing a gang of teenagers emulating the characters. One even had a dummy in his mouth.

They weren't too happy when I started pissing myself laughing but as I don't behave like a victim when out in public they did nothing about it.