profanity filter

[RTHolmes]

nope you're plainly trying to hide a banned word in there. ban, and then burn him! 






</sarcasm>
for spikes ;-)

[Banshee7]

I say rule 12 should apply.
12- All posts, in public forums, should be made in the English language.
 

The thing about that is...we don't really speak English.  We speak American...a form of English.  People from England speak English 

[Bronk]

The thing about that is...we don't really speak English.  We speak American...a form of English.  People from England speak English 

Fine I'll just add a "blimey" or a "tallyho" here and there. 

[Banshee7]

Bahahaha 

[bcadoo]

slover?

What about "niggardly," can I say that?

Tom Clancy does quite frequently.....

[Hungry]

Never heard the word RT used, Snicker, is a common word.  No offense or anything but are you from the South?  lol

[RTHolmes]

Southern England yes

[Hungry]

ahhh I get it now, I'm from the Chicago area we have our own way of talking, and words we choose, unfortunately we usually butcher the langauge in our own special way.

[VonMessa]

Never heard the word RT used, Snicker, is a common word.  No offense or anything but are you from the South?  lol

Isn't that a candy bar?

[Hungry]

From Wiki

Noun, Singular, snicker,

snicker (plural snickers)

A stifled or broken laugh



Etymology

US variant of the British s-n-i-g-g-e-r, modified in the US due to its resemblance to the racial slur

Never had a snickers bar

[VonMessa]

Sorry to hear that.

Not going anywhere for a while?

[Lye-El]

Never heard the word RT used, Snicker, is a common word.  No offense or anything but are you from the South?  lol

I have. But I used to read a lot of books.

[RTHolmes]

Gians found another one: a-r-s-e or arse, as in A-r-s-e-n-a-l. 

[Gianlupo]

Or M a r s e ille!

[kamori]

Guys, its just The ignorance of t hoses in power of theses boards that get words filtered. Im going to Gift HTC (the whole Company) a dictionary.

Kam