Banned words. Fair warning.

[Willow]

The VRCC has selected a few words that are banned.  That is they are not to be used in posts.

Until now there have been several of us that have made use of misspellings or abbreviations to post these words.  As of now postings that go out of their way to use not allowed words will be removed.

You can tell whether one of your words is on the list by using the preview function and see whether one or some of your words have been altered by the message board software.

[Detn8er]

snuggle it......  Hmmmm didn't work Willow... I type snuggle and it stays snuggle.. 

[Willow]

snuggle it......  Hmmmm didn't work Willow... I type snuggle and it stays snuggle.. 

[Oss]

Detn8er I miss your wit and perfect hair   

Hope to see you in Asheville

[Moonshot_1]

hydrolock

The software isn't working. Obviously some words that should be banned are still getting through.

[The emperor has no clothes]

It looks as though the software isn't able to detect banned words with spaces put in. You likely will have to resort to manual deleting.

[Detn8er]

Detn8er I miss your wit and perfect hair   

Hope to see you in Asheville

I still have both.... And NO I don't dye it.....     Don't be jealous. It doesn't look good on you.... 
I'll see you in Asheville.

[Jess from VA]

Shazbot.

[Serk]

Smeg.

(And if you get the reference, we can be friends.)

[scooperhsd]

As long as you're not going to show us a vacation trip through the diesel deck...

Or serve us some chicken vinderloo...

[98valk]

Yeah, there are 400,000 words in the English language and there are 7 of them that you can't say on television. What a ratio that is!

399,993 to 7. They must really be bad. They'd have to be outrageous to be separated from a group that large.

All of you over here, you 7, baaad words!

That's what they told us they were, remember? "That's a bad word!" No bad words, bad thoughts, bad intentions, and words!

https://genius.com/George-carlin-the-seven-words-you-can-never-say-on-television-annotated

[Psychotic Bovine]

I just typed a whole bunch of "bad" and racist words, and preview showed them just as I had typed them.
I won't say what they were.

[G-Man]

Adults not allowed to curse. Right, because it's the words that are offensive.

[Willow]

Adults not allowed to curse. Right, because it's the words that are offensive. 

Gary, it's a small list.  If one cannot communicate without the words in that small list he has a bigger problem than I can fix.

BTW, none of the words on the list are curse words.

[RP#62]

Smeg.

(And if you get the reference, we can be friends.)

I have several seasons on dvd.  I'm converting them to mkv files so I can put them on plex.

-RP

[Robert]

So, if anyone uses those words they know that post and the one they are responding to will be removed? Seems like a good way for some to get a post removed, I think they already know this also. 

[Serk]

So, if anyone uses those words they know that post and the one they are responding to will be removed? Seems like a good way for some to get a post removed, I think they already know this also. 

I don't want to put words or actions into the admin's mouths or fingers, but I suspect if a person were to do such a thing, especially repeatedly, they would be dis-invited from participating in this group's forums...

[G-Man]

Adults not allowed to curse. Right, because it's the words that are offensive. 

Gary, it's a small list.  If one cannot communicate without the words in that small list he has a bigger problem than I can fix.

BTW, none of the words on the list are curse words.

Hoping that dig wasn't meant for me.  I don't believe I SNUGGLING deserved that. 

I'm sure all the readers know exactly what snuggling really means.

[Oss]

and one can not use a historical quote from a sitting President if the word lies therein

Lesson learned

It is not "our" sandbox but we play here as we wish

Sadly less play every year, mostly I would hope because they no longer ride a Valkyrie
but surely some because of the other kids in the playground

Still heading south Sunday morning at dawn

[Alberta Patriot]

How about a list of acceptable replacement words, or are we going to completely take a knee to the perpetually offended.

[Jess from VA]

The slang word for poop is part and parcel of all my spoken and written word.  Unless I'm talking to old people (I know a number of folks here are old, but you don't count).

That word has so many various and sundry meanings and is such a good descriptive verb or noun: George Carlin did a whole comedy special on it.  It's hard to communicate without it.   

[3fan4life]

The slang word for poop is part and parcel of all my spoken and written word.  Unless I'm talking to old people (I know a number of folks here are old, but you don't count).

That word has so many various and sundry meanings and is such a good descriptive verb or noun: George Carlin did a whole comedy special on it.  It's hard to communicate without it.   

In speaking I find myself using it often myself.

You are correct that the word has multiple meanings.

In written commentary it's easier to avoid.

[Fazer]

I just hope we can still call a petcock a petcock and not a pet pencil...that cracked me up.

[Willow]

I just hope we can still call a petcock a petcock and not a pet pencil...that cracked me up.

You can once again refer to the petcock by name.  You should not reference petting your rooster.

[Gryphon Rider]

It's really not that difficult to communicate without foul words, unless, I have discovered, I have just stubbed my toe or dropped something I really need between the engine and the firewall.  In those cases, I hope no one has been near enough for me to have communicated anything.  With a little practise, one can express their ideas just as vividly and forcefully, or perhaps more so, using well-chosen words.

While I seldom use vulgar words, they don't bother me so much.  Words or phrases I find most offensive are those that profane the name of God, i.e. using the words "God", "Jesus", "Christ", etc., as an exclamation or for other common use.


"I tell you, on the day of judgment people will give account for every careless word they speak, for by your words you will be justified, and by your words you will be condemned." - Matthew 12:36-37

"You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain, for the Lord will not hold him guiltless who takes his name in vain." - Exodus 20:7 (the Third Commandment)

[MarkT]

I just hope we can still call a petcock a petcock and not a pet pencil...that cracked me up.

You can once again refer to the petcock by name.  You should not reference petting your rooster.

Oh MAN.  You're wrecking all my fun.

Gonna have to bookmark my modern language / slang / expletive / scurrility thesaurus.  Or whatever that resource is called.

[Willow]

The slang word for poop is part and parcel of all my spoken and written word.  Unless I'm talking to old people (I know a number of folks here are old, but you don't count).

That word has so many various and sundry meanings and is such a good descriptive verb or noun: George Carlin did a whole comedy special on it.  It's hard to communicate without it.   

In speaking I find myself using it often myself.

You are correct that the word has multiple meanings.

In written commentary it's easier to avoid.

Truthfully that's not one of the few words I put on the list but I can easily avoid it.

I actually find the word "poop" offensive as I see it as a pretense of using another word that means exactly the same thing.  My motto tends to be it's not how you spell it but what it means that matters.

BTW, I despise George Carlin.  Singing his praises is a good way to lose status in my book of the people I hold in honor.

[98valk]

The slang word for poop is part and parcel of all my spoken and written word.  Unless I'm talking to old people (I know a number of folks here are old, but you don't count).

That word has so many various and sundry meanings and is such a good descriptive verb or noun: George Carlin did a whole comedy special on it.  It's hard to communicate without it.   

In speaking I find myself using it often myself.

You are correct that the word has multiple meanings.

In written commentary it's easier to avoid.

Truthfully that's not one of the few words I put on the list but I can easily avoid it.

I actually find the word "poop" offensive as I see it as a pretense of using another word that means exactly the same thing.  My motto tends to be it's not how you spell it but what it means that matters.

BTW, I despise George Carlin.  Singing his praises is a good way to lose status in my book of the people I hold in honor.

I stopped being a fan of carlin at least 30yrs before he died, since he was cursing God in every show he did. The last one he did which was the worst I ever heard him to be against God. week later he was dead.

[ridingron]

Coincidental?

[Wizzard]

The slang word for poop is part and parcel of all my spoken and written word.  Unless I'm talking to old people (I know a number of folks here are old, but you don't count).

That word has so many various and sundry meanings and is such a good descriptive verb or noun: George Carlin did a whole comedy special on it.  It's hard to communicate without it.   

In speaking I find myself using it often myself.

You are correct that the word has multiple meanings.

In written commentary it's easier to avoid.

Truthfully that's not one of the few words I put on the list but I can easily avoid it.

I actually find the word "poop" offensive as I see it as a pretense of using another word that means exactly the same thing.  My motto tends to be it's not how you spell it but what it means that matters.

BTW, I despise George Carlin.  Singing his praises is a good way to lose status in my book of the people I hold in honor.

I stopped being a fan of carlin at least 30yrs before he died, since he was cursing God in every show he did. The last one he did which was the worst I ever heard him to be against God. week later he was dead.

Totally agree, i did the same.

[Patrick]

Adults not allowed to curse. Right, because it's the words that are offensive. 

Gary, it's a small list.  If one cannot communicate without the words in that small list he has a bigger problem than I can fix.

BTW, none of the words on the list are curse words.

Hoping that dig wasn't meant for me.  I don't believe I SNUGGLING deserved that. 

I'm sure all the readers know exactly what snuggling really means.

Snuggling ??? No idea !

[Jess from VA]

Back when I was married, my wife was pretty clear what the difference between snuggling and (the other thing) was.  You couldn't sneak anything past her.   

[..]

Is calling someone or thing a "Pelosi" forbidden.


https://www.westernjournal.com/pelosi-admits-doesnt-care-statues-excuses-mobs-people-will/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=PostTopSharingButtons&utm_campaign=websitesharingbuttons&fbclid=IwAR30cocK9e8xEkhwehIiUGH03Q0oFUjCcy3Utxu3xzJmgD16rNGcRerg-eE

[Patrick]

Back when I was married, my wife was pretty clear what the difference between snuggling and (the other thing) was.  You couldn't sneak anything past her.   

LOL, smart girl !


Wasn't one supposed to lead to the other and then back to the other again.