Poll Request: Censorship

[Lefty Scaevola]

. You could work at a pub and avoid the confusion.

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Gaius Mucius Scaevola Sinistra
Pontificator Pendanticus
older richer & wiser than you

[MikeH]

The hours and pay are terrible and I'd have no internet access. Other than that, great idea.

[Mercantile]

i dont' know about that, my cousin used to work in a pub, great hours for him, lots of girls, nice tips, and a computer in the bar office for er... well you know, Apolyton

[Lews Therìn]

The censorship basically means that if you want to use any of the censored words, you need to think about it.

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Thus spake the Dragon

[Scouse Gits]

Perhaps the clever thing is using the suggestion of language - not actual words, which may offend.
One of the "Great Vicar" jokes may illustrate this.

The scene is the vicar pondering over a crossword as his churchwarden enters the vicarage study.

"You look perplexed today vicar, everything alright?"

"Just can't finish the crossword this morning. 7 Down, clue essentially feminine, 4 letters, ends in UNT"

"Oh, that will be aunt"

"Aunt, Yes AUNT!! You don't happen to have an eraser by any chance?"

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SG (2)

[SilverDragon]

Where is the list of censored words?

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<font size=1 face=Arial color=444444>[This message has been edited by SilverDragon (edited December 20, 2000).]</font>

[Provost Harrison]

I never thought of 'PUNT' as particularly feminine

[Comrade Dan]

That was pretty bad, Provost. I'm asking you to make this place more funnier by editing that message, so that it doesn't drag all our Apolyton humour down to your level. Hmph...

If the censor was lifted, you would be totally amazed that I actually DON'T put in the *'s for sensitive people, like *shudders* Christians...