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Moog | 20:14 Thu 19th Jun 2003 | Phrases & Sayings
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What do you reckon the rudest word or phrase you can post on this site without being censored is?
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I'll start the ball rolling with BEEF CURTAINS

{p.s. I reckon this question has a cat's chance in hell of surviving, but [AB Editor] must go home some time so maybe we can have a bit of fun while he's gone! I'm sure he'll be back in the morning to save the world from such ludeness!}

Cockchafer; wankel ( rotary engine) ;almost anything found in the Viz 'profanosaurus'.
I'm surprised you managed to get the word "censored" through the Answerbank profanity-detecting supercomputer!
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C*ck (male chicken), W*nk (town in South Germany), T*ts (species of small bird), Shi'ite (denomination of Islam), F*cker (German coach travel company), Tw*tt (near Quoyloo, Orkney, UK), Sh*g (type of tobacco, pile on rug and species of bird), B*st*rd (child of unmarried parents), B*gg*r (the verb for the act of sodomy), Kunt (first and third person singular and second person singular formal form of the verb "kunnen", which means "to be able to" in Dutch). I kinda failed tho, 'cause these words wouldn't slip through the profanity filter until I masked them with ast*risks.
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asking whther dale and nell are married seems to cause enough offence
indiesinger - asterix inserts always get through - try the real thing!
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Cats away you bunch of renegades? :-) 'your mother sucks cocks in hell' - pretty rude, but they allowed it in the 70'z in The Exorcist so here goes..
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think you missed the point indiesinger you dull sCUNThorpe
If scunthorpe can get through does that mean you can get something through if you mask it in another word?


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(LMAO) guess so!......
We're comparatively fortunate here. One American site censored my reference to their Vice-President as 'Dick Cheney'; still they passed the 'vice' bit, so they are really very reasonable ! And they printed the Cheney bit, too, in spite of its accepted meaning in political circles.
cheers for the editing (though i didn't expect it to last long) though you could have taken the full message out as it doesn't make much sense now. Boomshanka
...which is not a rude word but means "may the seed of your loin be fruitful in the belly of your woman"
Fair play to that ABeditor i thought you would have trashed the whole dang thread :-)
Brawburd - I did put them through without ast*risks, but they didn't get through - I got a message back straight away saying it contained profanities. And rather than waste my *seconds* of hard work, I replaced some vowels with ast*risks.
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Well "W(a)nk" should get through because it's a place my sister visits in South Germany. What about the poor people who live there? They can't give the name of the town they live in.

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