Profanity filter back on "full"

Alienblue · Postby **Alienblue** » January 24th, 2007, 4:18 am

Excuse me,Sir, just one more Question....

If we can't say A$$, how an we tell kids what a Donkey comes from? A Horse and a...a...a HONKEY?

And we can't say what a female dog or male bird is called so we must make up new names "My pet Beagle is a HOG!" " I've got two
birds, a hen and a not-a-hen!"

The english language really @#$s #^&#!

Adamant1 · Postby **Adamant1** » January 24th, 2007, 12:53 pm

"Rooster"?

a1 · Postby a1 » January 24th, 2007, 6:37 pm

Wait. There's a swear word that means rooster?

bluemonkey1 · Postby **bluemonkey1** » January 24th, 2007, 6:47 pm

It's called a cockeral. Can you guess what shortened version most people use which is also a swear word?

a1 · Postby a1 » January 24th, 2007, 8:09 pm

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It's called a cockeral. Can you guess what shortened version most people use which is also a swear word?

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I never actually thought of it as a swear word I suppose. Mainly because there is a nickname for Richard that is a more vulgar word for the same thing. I probably haven't used the shortened version of cockeral since middle school anyway.

m0zart1 · Postby **m0zart1** » January 24th, 2007, 8:13 pm

[QUOTE=a][QUOTE=bluemonkey]

It's called a cockeral. Can you guess what shortened version most people use which is also a swear word?

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I never actually thought of it as a swear word I suppose. Mainly because there is a nickname for Richard that is a more vulgar word for the same thing. I probably haven't used the shortened version of cockeral since middle school anyway.

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I think the short word for cockeral is actually more vulgar than the short word for Richard.