The F Word on blonde......

[tikay]

Thanks Camel & Acidmouse.

I've decided, in the words of Red-Dog, that I'm undecided.

[RED-DOG]

Oi, just include me out!!

[Trace]

Does this mean that if we ban the word 'Chuff' as well Trace cant talk??


 

Oooop yours Andy - you old chuffer!   

[The Baron]

As someone with an Irish mother the F-word has been an integral part of my vocabulary for years. (on here I'm sure I've used fook, feck and other variations, apologies to all offended) After hanging out with my favourite bracelet winner a bit this summer, I realised to some people it's just a form of expression in a sentence - like it is with my dearest mother.

I'm with Mr Camel on this. I dont love the word on the whole but as a form of expression or used in a quote I think it is acceptable.

I hear it so much on tv and in films (even a 12 certificate can have one F-word in it now!) that I just cannot be offended by it.

[M POWER]

I Post some utter dribble on here I know normaly around 11.30 after a bottle of chateau Neuf 

I agree with no swearing

regards

M

[bobby1]

Tony,

****! I ******** **** ****. *****  ****

nuff said

[yt]

and i thought you meant FOLD 

[Cybertim]

just get an admin to switch on the forum swear filter and that way when someone types the f word it will be automatically replaced with (whatever you like)  the point still gets across and admins dont need to spend time editing posts.   sorted?  maybe not  <grin>

[lvlarc_uk]

I dont have any problems with the F word, I mean we are in the 21st Century and it's more or less part of our language, but I can understand why peole would want it banned     

[I KNOW IT]

" Frankly my dear, I dont give a f "

[RED-DOG]

" Frankly my dear, I dont give a f "

Made me laugh 

[ifm]

i think moderation can go too far, if you see "edited by xxx" at the bottom of every post you start getting paranoid.
common sense is fine and has been all along, over use of swearing i agree but for such a tiny amount no.
My tuppence, if it ain't broke..............................

[AlrightJack]

I agree with Keith and others. A modicum of F wording should be acceptable. Otherwise people will start using annoying alternatives, like feck. 

[henrik777]

Maybe i'm just lazy but why type the extra letters to use such words ?

I swear a lot when talking but the only time i swear in wring tends to be a copy and paste job. Really can't see the need.

I do not find it particularly offensive though.

Sandy

[divaflava]

BTW, in my posts WTF? stands for What the Freddie? and FFS means For Freddie's Sake. I'll leave the philosopher out of it.

 DYPYMTSYCODSDIFFuMF? on the hand, is very rude. (pls don't ask as if you don't know already as the answer usually offends)

Kin L this seems like very small potatoes but if 20 of your best friends point out there's no such thing as a 9pm watershed on a forum, then perhaps you should listen to them.

On the other hand, does banning industrial language make you look rather too prim and proper?

Can't say I'm arsed either way tho' ...  

Damn, and I promised myself I wouldn't do chit-chat style posts on here again. I've added nothing to this thread, What a...erm, nuisance.