myrkul you should listen to bonker. Do you see how she talks all civil like (in the most recent post, a few posts before she was a little potty mouth.) Your dirty words don't really add to the conversation. It doesn't appeal to us conversation types.
Jerry
Topic: We should remove dirty words from the internet (Read 1470 times)
he he, peoples can says whisky splash all they wants on the internets. Fine by me.
Guess what? They can say fuck and sht on the internet all they want, too. merkul, im going to insult you in the new non profane way:
merkul, all your posts are bum solids. youre a total womans gash and you stink like filthy solids. so go and probe yourself with your generative organs!
he he, peoples can says whisky splash all they wants on the internets. Fine by me.
Guess what? They can say fuck and shit on the internet all they want, too.
he he, peoples can says whisky splash all they wants on the internets. Fine by me.
rather than just strutting around this thread talking jazz like all the other muffins, im going to propose a solution to the swearing problem: create new non profain expletives and promote their use. here are a few:
1) bone gobbling trumpet jockey
2) bum dirt
3) winky splash
4) filthy solids
1) bone gobbling trumpet jockey
2) bum dirt
3) winky splash
4) filthy solids
Oh man that's a nice picture of a beaver. You got to watch out for them beavers, they flood your land if you not careful.
enunciate
Please don't use dirty words like this on the internet. There might be children reading here.
This choke me up while masticating.
enunciate
Please don't use dirty words like this on the internet. There might be children reading here.
This choke me up while masticating.
It has recently come to my attention that there are dirty words on the internet. This is a disgrace. There could be kids on the internet that could read or hear your dirty words. That's not fair for the kids. However, I did read that there are no girls on the internet so maybe this would only apply to boys.
I don't think we need a law or nut'n. Maybe if when we see a dirty word on the internet we should call the person's mama. I think if we do this enough, all cuss'n on the internet will stop.
I don't think we need a law or nut'n. Maybe if when we see a dirty word on the internet we should call the person's mama. I think if we do this enough, all cuss'n on the internet will stop.
How about being a responsible parent instead?
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/simple-profanity-filter/ackkocjhcalcpgpfjcoinogdejibgbho?hl=en
There have been site filters for a very long time. But the fact that there are browser extensions for virtually anything seems to be less common knowledge.
On a serious note, you are obviously trying to point out the irony in something else. However, I cannot figure out what that something else could be since you make no hints to it at all.
Well I'm not to sure what swearing police could accomplish. I thinks that people just to be more aware of what theys type and be a little more respectful of one another.
I think you should be more aware of what you type and be a little more respectful towards the English language.
We need a swearing police! Like the bitcoin police, but even more useless!
I'm totally in. We can BBQ out on the veranda, swill some cold brewskis and occasionally look for swear words on google, issuing a memo "Yup, they're still doing it". Just like the real bitcoin police.
Well I'm not to sure what swearing police could accomplish. I thinks that people just to be more aware of what theys type and be a little more respectful of one another.
We need a swearing police! Like the bitcoin police, but even more useless!
We need a swearing police! Like the bitcoin police, but even more useless!
It has recently come to my attention that there are dirty words on the internet. This is a disgrace. There could be kids on the internet that could read or hear your dirty words. That's not fair for the kids. However, I did read that there are no girls on the internet so maybe this would only apply to boys.
I don't think we need a law or nut'n. Maybe if when we see a dirty word on the internet we should call the person's mama. I think if we do this enough, all cuss'n on the internet will stop.
I don't think we need a law or nut'n. Maybe if when we see a dirty word on the internet we should call the person's mama. I think if we do this enough, all cuss'n on the internet will stop.
I just wiped my screen after swearing a whole lot. My internet is now clean.
What's all this I hear of porn on the internets. Why would there be porn on the internet.
but then you will go and spend 3 hours on pornhub....oh the hypocrisy
I used to swear like a sailor, then I grew up. I try to save it to enunciate my points when necessary.
but then you will go and spend 3 hours on pornhub....oh the hypocrisy
I used to swear like a sailor, then I grew up. I try to save it to enunciate my points when necessary.
but then you will go and spend 3 hours on pornhub....oh the hypocrisy
Well I say, it's good to hear the the technology is helping remove dirty words from the internets. There ain't no sense in everybody cuss'n everywhere. We's should keep bitcointalk a family friendly place. Who knows there could be kids on the internets. It's nice that we cans help preserve their innocents. No need for cursing at all.
Don't worry text filters are soon to be implemented in every browser.
Every time when someone writes something like the word *#*% they will replace it with some nonsense like *#*%.
Every time when someone writes something like the word *#*% they will replace it with some nonsense like *#*%.
Ohh >*/& seems like it's already active.
Don't worry text filters are soon to be implemented in every browser.
Every time when someone writes something like the word *#*% they will replace it with some nonsense like *#*%.
Every time when someone writes something like the word *#*% they will replace it with some nonsense like *#*%.
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