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Originally posted by Churchill View PostGet Noddyed!!!
I am being persecuted. I am a newbie looking for cuddles and I think this language and abuse is unfair. Help!
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BAN HIM!!Originally posted by Churchill View PostArse!
Norks!
Bollocks!
Twat!
Oh Dear, it didn't translate them...





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roseOriginally posted by Marina View PostWouldn't it be a good idea to get a definitive list of euphemisms, by posting every bad word you can think of and see how these are translated?
I'll go first - the worst words I can think of:
tulip
daisy
lupin
marigold
poppy
pansy
artichoke
daffodil
carnation
OK, any others guys? ..
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Wouldn't it be a good idea to get a definitive list of euphemisms, by posting every bad word you can think of and see how these are translated?
I'll go first - the worst words I can think of:
tulip
daisy
lupin
marigold
poppy
pansy
artichoke
daffodil
carnation
OK, any others guys? ..
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Erk. Surely something should be done...Originally posted by xoggoth View PostThe big brother item.
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tinyurl to the rescueOriginally posted by Gonzo View Post
Another victim of the profanity filter.

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What's this about?
The big brother item. Can't find anything about it on google.
OH FOR FFS!!!!
http://hmrcistulipe.blogspot.com/2008...g-brother.html
No wonder I cant get the link to work! The stupid CUK sweary thing is changing the name in the URL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anyway click and change tulipe to what HMRC are.Last edited by xoggoth; 21 February 2008, 23:29.Tags: None
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