I joined PHARO, who was flying a B17 in order to man his guns. He dropped ord, but shortly afterwards a P47 dived in on us. Despite my best efforts from the top gunner position which resulted in the P47 trailing black smoke, we were hit and had to bail. On the way down, on
private channel, I said to Pharo something like
粘hit, that P47 came in so fast�, and I got the profanity pop-up box, warning me that profanity may result in loss of radio communication privileges
Am I alone in thinking this is a bit over the top? Did you know that according to cockpit voice recorders, the most commonly spoken last word before a fatal crash is
粘hit�? Even the KLM pilot in the Tenerife air disaster many years ago (573 dead) said
念h toejam� moments before the disaster, and English was probably not have been his first language. So, in our never ending quest for realism, we should be allowed to say 鉄hit� as we go down

I know it can be annoying, even offensive to some to see certain expletives, but I thought that was why we have a .squelch command. After all, profanity is not the only crap (oops) we want to filter out. Now PLEASE don't come up with that old chestnut about profanity needing to be filtered because your 7 year old child might be at the screen playing, or watching you play. That is the most unoriginal argument against profanity I have ever heard.
I know that in the sanitised United States, such words are not allowed on TV. On European TV I have heard toejam, f*ck, and on channel 4 I致e even heard cu*t. It doesn稚 mean anything. I just hate being monitored by the AH profanity police, but that痴 OK. For those words with a u in them, I can substitute a � 防ehe, wonder if this will be included in 1.09 profanity checks.
Now here痴 something to amuse the Brits. I was in San Francisco one time, and watching TV on which the Michael Caine movie 敵et Carter� was being screened. I had seen this before, and there was one passage that is full of f*ck and toejam� Suddenly Eric (played by Ian Hendry) turns to Carter (M Caine) and says
韮ollocks!� I was so surprised that they had left this in. And then I remembered that the word 澱ollocks� is (or was) meaningless in America � LOL � I was grinning about that all evening

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