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| Ian |
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Well.. I think it's dumb, personally.
>>>Edited for language....how appropriate <<<
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| Makoto |
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Depends on the usage.
Technically at your age you're not to know this language
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| Ian |
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QUOTE(Makoto @ Sep 16 2005, 12:22 AM) Depends on the usage. Technically at your age you're not to know this language 
first graders use it.
>>>Edited once again since you are unable to follow current rules<<<
This post has been edited by Baakalor: Sep 16 2005, 07:08 AM
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| FireballX301 |
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Swearing has its purpose, to succinctly and accurately convey emotions.
Instead, ask yourself whether an internet forum is worth getting emotional about.
For humor purposes, it shouldn't be overdone. And yes, this is me saying that.
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| Krylon |
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so if I cross it out like FireballX301 I can do it. right?
>>>Edited for language. No, you cannot emulate Fireball.<<<
This post has been edited by Baakalor: Sep 16 2005, 07:09 AM
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| FireballX301 |
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QUOTE(Krylon @ Sep 15 2005, 05:26 PM) so if I >>>Edited<<< cross it out like FireballX301 I can do it. right?
Except that strikeouts are PRIVILEGED. And you are a white man.
This post has been edited by Baakalor: Sep 16 2005, 07:10 AM
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| Rathofdoom |
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I personally think we should just use a filter. Something where it makes f***k "f**k" so it still gets the point across.
>>>Edit. Sorry Rath but I've edited all the others.<<<
This post has been edited by Baakalor: Sep 16 2005, 07:11 AM
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| noob firegod |
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i think that it shouldnt be filtered if there is like one or two of them, but you can easily overdo it which when that happens then yes i think it should be
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| 8o8thekiller |
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theres no one great filter. ppl can still curse in runescape... even if there is a filter there will be a way to get by it... i say if someone uses it like ian did, ban him
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| BluEz |
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Certain times warrant certain emotions.
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| Deathbyape |
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I say yes, for the most vulgar words. There really isn't any situation that is big enough for any of them to be used.
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| FireballX301 |
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Filters inherently stifle language and emotion. If you're pissed, and I stuffed a sock in your mouth, you'd get angrier.
Again, the issue isn't the language, its the emotions of the people behind it. And if anyone's offended enough by the simple word of '(something that sounds like fark but isn't)', you have to question their ability to function in real life.
>>>Edited: Yeah, yeah I know, you're privledged. <<<
Counter-edit: I'm also a mod on this form. 
This post has been edited by FireballX301: Sep 16 2005, 09:28 PM
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| Laugher |
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just no f**k really, otherwise no rule, its gay as hell
>>>Edited for language<<<
This post has been edited by Baakalor: Sep 16 2005, 07:12 AM
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| SupaPhat |
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QUOTE(Ian @ Sep 15 2005, 08:22 PM) first graders use it.
Last time a kid younger than me said F**k You I chased him while he was on his bike till he stopped and said "Sorry I didn't mean it, I didn't think you could run that fast." And no there are no rules against swearing BUT if it is A FLAME it is removed. Swearing and Flaming get linked together a lot but only if you attack another poster is it removed.
This post has been edited by Baakalor: Sep 16 2005, 07:13 AM
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| Baakalor |
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Personally, the F-word is really the only one that is overboard. I really don't see any need for it. And yes, I will continue to edit it until an admin tells me otherwise. As it stands now, excessive swearing is against the rules (and as far as I see it, the f-word is excessive swearing) and making a topic about it does not give you license to use it in every post you make.
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