Good Morning!

[AB Editor]

I hope you all had a good time with the swear filter yesterday! I know I did. The thread is gone and you should all now be on your best behaviour (as unlikely as that is!)

I hope we've all got wonderful productive days in front of us - like mine; looking at a list of swearwords and adding to it! Let me know if you intend to achieve anything of greatness today.

All the best,

Spare Ed

[Bbbananas]

Oh, please no peeps - bugger is a perfectly acceptable funny-sounding swear word originating (I think) from Yorkshire or Lancashire. I like a bit of bugger - it's the Joy-stick Emery or the Frankie Howard of swear words.
Please don't ban - I promise not to over-use x

[ChuckFickens]

LOL @ Joy-stick Emery
:)

[logic]

Yes leave it alone, let's have a little bit of freedom, of expression :-)

[logic]

SALLA<
If you have a bit of bugger, then I think that would be swearing, espescialy with the joystick involved, :-)

[Bbbananas]

Joy stick Emery? Where the hell did that come from? I said Joy-stick Emery - what's wrong with that - IT'S HIS NAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[logic]

Thread going downhill,

I'm off.

[mccfluff]

lol rinky, i like bugger too, its a very useful word

[ummmm]

I predict a few days of swearing ahead....

[China Doll]

How lovely to see Dr. Captain Vibrasphere of The Angry Pirates about this morning...

[mccfluff]

seriously Ed has fook been replaced with fluff???? how very dare you!

[China Doll]

That's ok... Turns out The Right Honourable Snags of Howler is a right Snag these days too Fluffy.

[Bbbananas]

but it's an old fashioned swear word Zac - a yorkshire or lancashire gutteral-sounding word which usually makes people laugh.

Yes I know it also means sodomy, being taken up the 'arris etc, but mostly it's used as a fairly mild blasheme.

[cab]

Buggar buggar buggar buggar oh that feels better.

[Panic Button]

Mild?

Hardly!