Kitten was way better than asparagus
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paperpudding wrote: »I was once on a forum where every word startin in f and ending in k was auto replaced with *****.
I mean every word not just THE word.
So a normal polite discussion about football found 'fullback' replaced with ***** or somebody writing 'Folk songs' got it changed to **** songs
Was very silly
So, what word starts with "f" and end in "uck"?
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People: look up George Carlin's seven words bit. You'll get it then.6
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Tacklewasher wrote: »paperpudding wrote: »I was once on a forum where every word startin in f and ending in k was auto replaced with *****.
I mean every word not just THE word.
So a normal polite discussion about football found 'fullback' replaced with ***** or somebody writing 'Folk songs' got it changed to **** songs
Was very silly
So, what word starts with "f" and end in "uck"?
Maybe a "fruck". No, it's a "firetruck"!!2 -
Both "kitten" and "asparagus" are ridiculous. I read a lot on the internet, and participate in a few forums, and I know there are better ways to censor words which may not be appropriate for general audience.
Agreed. *kitten* should have stayed an April Fool's joke last year. It causes a lot of confusion. ****** made a lot more sense.
@Alex, after today can we please go back to ******?1 -
kshama2001 wrote: »Both "kitten" and "asparagus" are ridiculous. I read a lot on the internet, and participate in a few forums, and I know there are better ways to censor words which may not be appropriate for general audience.
Agreed. *kitten* should have stayed an April Fool's joke last year. It causes a lot of confusion. ****** made a lot more sense.
@Alex, after today can we please go back to ******?
I like the confusion, though. Not only is it amusing, but I think it takes the angry newb's rage down a notch.15 -
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I want to know if curses formerly known as kitten have converted to asparagus, but I'm too lazy to go look around.1
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Both "kitten" and "asparagus" are ridiculous. I read a lot on the internet, and participate in a few forums, and I know there are better ways to censor words which may not be appropriate for general audience.
It's only annoying to me because everyone is supposed to be an "adult" 18 y/o anyway. If they haven't heard the Big Seven by 18, they need to get off the internet.
Thanks for your support (I think), but you lost me with "Big Seven". Never heard that reference before.
George Carlin's Seven Dirty Words You Can Never Say On Television. You can say them today, I think. I don't watch broadcast tv anymore.0 -
Both "kitten" and "asparagus" are ridiculous. I read a lot on the internet, and participate in a few forums, and I know there are better ways to censor words which may not be appropriate for general audience.
It's only annoying to me because everyone is supposed to be an "adult" 18 y/o anyway. If they haven't heard the Big Seven by 18, they need to get off the internet.
Thanks for your support (I think), but you lost me with "Big Seven". Never heard that reference before.
George Carlin's Seven Dirty Words You Can Never Say On Television. You can say them today, I think. I don't watch broadcast tv anymore.
Love George Carlin
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*kitten* test hahahaha i like kitten0
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nutmegoreo wrote: »Both "kitten" and "asparagus" are ridiculous. I read a lot on the internet, and participate in a few forums, and I know there are better ways to censor words which may not be appropriate for general audience.
It's only annoying to me because everyone is supposed to be an "adult" 18 y/o anyway. If they haven't heard the Big Seven by 18, they need to get off the internet.
Thanks for your support (I think), but you lost me with "Big Seven". Never heard that reference before.
George Carlin's Seven Dirty Words You Can Never Say On Television. You can say them today, I think. I don't watch broadcast tv anymore.
Love George Carlin RIP
Agreed!
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Prefer kitten since asparagus is actually a useful word -- especially on a DIET forum where people have legit questions about eating *kitten*2
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My brain automatically tried to substitute a curse word that you haven't eaten in 25 years. Like *kitten* or *kitten*.
ETA: Hey, I didn't know you could say *kitten* on MFP without getting it changed to *asparagus*.
ETA: I could swear the first time I posted this, before editing, it changed s***s to *asparagus*.1 -
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nutmegoreo wrote: »I'm clearly not awake yet. I initially didn't open this thread because I thought you were saying that you had tried kitten and found it tasted better than asparagus. I really didn't want to read about the finer points of meal prepping kitten for supper.
Regardless of what the filth filter swap is, thank you for not consuming kittens. Full grown cats are a different matter. The've outlived their cuteness.
I shall take a nap before trying to forum any further.
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PaulaWallaDingDong wrote: »kshama2001 wrote: »Both "kitten" and "asparagus" are ridiculous. I read a lot on the internet, and participate in a few forums, and I know there are better ways to censor words which may not be appropriate for general audience.
Agreed. *kitten* should have stayed an April Fool's joke last year. It causes a lot of confusion. ****** made a lot more sense.
@Alex, after today can we please go back to ******?
I like the confusion, though. Not only is it amusing, but I think it takes the angry newb's rage down a notch.
This. It's also amusing watching someone make post after post trying to correct their intended word and either getting frustrated or laughing.2 -
Both "kitten" and "asparagus" are ridiculous. I read a lot on the internet, and participate in a few forums, and I know there are better ways to censor words which may not be appropriate for general audience.
It's only annoying to me because everyone is supposed to be an "adult" 18 y/o anyway. If they haven't heard the Big Seven by 18, they need to get off the internet.
Thanks for your support (I think), but you lost me with "Big Seven". Never heard that reference before.
A reference to George Carlin I believe.0 -
Oh man, I had forgotten about baby sloth! Ah, the good ole days.
I really don't care what word they use, but I can see where using a food could potentially be confusing. Not that I've seen many threads about asparagus
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nutmegoreo wrote: ».
I don't know who flagged this as inspiring, but I have to admit that I'm pretty stoked at being such a wordsmith! :laugh:7 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: ».
I don't know who flagged this as inspiring, but I have to admit that I'm pretty stoked at being such a wordsmith! :laugh:
It's to the point!3 -
I always thought *baby sloth* was something a group of friends started just as a change-up from *kitten*.0
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I always thought *baby sloth* was something a group of friends started just as a change-up from *kitten*.
That was me. I've only seen a couple others use it.leanjogreen18 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: ».
I don't know who flagged this as inspiring, but I have to admit that I'm pretty stoked at being such a wordsmith! :laugh:
It's to the point!
And on point!0 -
Don't you have to be 18 to use this site?
I don't understand why an occasional expletive is such an issue, anyway.1 -
lynn_glenmont wrote: »
My brain automatically tried to substitute a curse word that you haven't eaten in 25 years. Like *asparagus* or *kitten*.
ETA: Hey, I didn't know you could say *kitten* on MFP without getting it changed to *asparagus*.
ETA: I could swear the first time I posted this, before editing, it changed s***s to *asparagus*.
You think youre confused, where you typed a**es my browser dutifully returned *smurf* because I use a cute little profanity filter that changes words I don't feel like reading to *smurf*. {you write what you want, I read what i want, its all good} So where it wasn't asparagused, it was smurfed! Of course when it quotes, it doesn't reflect that, so it shows in the quote. I was really confused lol {easy to do, i know}
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Im with the vote that prefers kitten to asparagus! Just doesn't have that roll off the tongue (& rolling on the floor?) funny sound. Besides the practical, people are likely to actually use that word more. of course not me, I hate asparagus =P I thought the kitten thing was so funny I started using it intentionally for emphasis lol0
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