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I had a search on Friday when I was at the airport to see what you could have profaned, but fell asleep reading the first thread.Originally posted by zeitghost
When is the next CUK holiday???
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I'm not sure it's really the kind of place we would want to hang out anyway if they have this on the front page...
The first two words put me right off, and I'm pretty sure there are a number of posters here who would find the bar set a little high by the last twoINTELLIGENT WORK FORUMS
FOR COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS
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Sounds like we need a CUK holiday to show them how it's really done...Originally posted by zeitghostThere's a thread about some numpty who got caught with kiddie porn that some other gimp had downloaded.
The DA was going for broke & trying for a 20 year sentence.
The deal on offer for the numpty was 9 years reduced to 7 for good behaviour.
For an offence that someone else had committed.
I merely commented that I'd rather be fecking dead and that I'd take the fecking gimp down with me when I went.
Seems perfectly reasonable to me.
However I had an email this morning saying don't use profane language... to which I replied, if you don't like it, then ban me & see if I give a tulip.
Still awaiting developments.
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Oh yeah!!Originally posted by zeitghostLizardly, please, Lizardly...
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Zeity .... you're so manly!!Originally posted by zeitghostto which I replied, if you don't like it, then ban me & see if I give a tulip.
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and what did you profane?Originally posted by zeitghostI've just got banned from Eng-tips and Tek-tips for profanity....

I'm so pleased.




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Zeity - are you cheating on us with other fora?Originally posted by zeitghostI've just got banned from Eng-tips and Tek-tips for profanity....

I'm so pleased.




I feel so used.
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