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Already that link navigation bar is cluttered with sub forum links and you all want to make it worse. Let the Brexit threads stay in General and watch SAS and Shaunsbhoy throw punches at each other.
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Nope, must have fixed that one. I remember cock used to be replaced with noddy and it turned cockerel into noddyerel. Ah, those heady pre-Brexit days of yore...
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If you can work out how to say shit: in the General then that is fineOriginally posted by northernladuk View PostErm... Isn't that swear word filter avoidance for which people have been banned in the past?
Hmm, it changes in the quote but the damming evidence is here.
http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...ml#post2358936
Just saying like.....
Mudskipper knows how to do it if I remember rightly. Does the swear filter still work on Scunthorpe?
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Erm... Isn't that swear word filter avoidance for which people have been banned in the past?Originally posted by administrator View PostYou can't change your vote now dear boy. This is no stalinist state.
tulip three double nods already. Let's poll this mother!
Hmm, it changes in the quote but the damming evidence is here.
http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...ml#post2358936
Just saying like.....
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Here you goOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostHow about a sub forum for links to newspaper/news site/daily mail articles.
Search Results - Contractor UK Bulletin Board
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How about a sub forum for links to newspaper/news site/daily mail articles.
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I think it would be easier for mods to combine all non-Brexit threads into one.
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I'm previewing a new flood of threads about Brexit and we shall blame the Admin.
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