yep, 1911.org...

 

A censored word was found in your message. Edit your message below, and replace the word(s) enclosed in square brackets.

 

ready for the word...are, sure im gonna say it.. hear it goes. should i, huh huh huh awwwww might as well..

 

 

bugger, can you believe it bugger..

 

actual sentence that threw the red flag.

 

.060 tiny little bugger..

I don't know why you bother with those guys.... Too much stress for a hobby! :roll:

your kidding :doh:

I say we all join and register as bugger.

 

bugger

bugger1

bugger2

bugger3

And some may think I am a language natzi. lol.

 

wow.... seriously tony? bugger?!?!?!?!!?!?

 

Out of all the forums I have owned, ran, or been part of, I have not seen the word bugger be censored. Was he misreading it to be fugger?

i did not even get to post, it red flagged it. have had this issue before and i pmed them about it.

what they said was a list was compiled for the sensor program to pick up bad words and anything close to it gets flagged.

the list included words that were misspeled to sound like the bad words.. sounds like a job for matt.

Bugger is a slang word used in the vernacular British English, Irish English, Australian English, Canadian English, New Zealand English, South African English, Indian English, and occasionally also in Malaysian English, Scots and (rarely) American English. It is derived from buggery, a term originally used to describe either anal intercourse by a man with a man or woman,[1] or sexual intercourse by either a man or a woman with an animal.[2] Today, the term is a general-purpose expletive, used to imply dissatisfaction, or used to describe someone or something whose behaviour is in some way displeasing.

So I shouldn't tell someone to "Sod Off" at 1911.org, huh?

 

--Daniel

What happens if I register as wankertosser?