Ok Ed, Thanks, I Refer To My Earlier Question Here:

[ToraToraTora]

https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/ChatterBank/Question1709976-2.html
It was closed down before I could respond. Ok It's the odd swear I use that is the bone of contention. I get that, I will no longer try and bypass the swear filter. Though I do think that the odd minor swear word does garnish writing that is meant too emulate the peaks and trough's of speech rather than an essay.

[AuntPollyGrey]

Douglas - very witty lol

[jackthehat]

ymb - I think you need a lie down; you must have worked very hard with your crow-bar to get that into this thread....

[Spicerack]

That was very good, Douglas.

[youngmafbog]

Not really JTH.

A comment was made about not tolerating the way a minority
element of the British people use English. If that was said a bout say Jamaicans you lot would be all up in arms.

Shouldn't we all be more tolerant and accept people express themselves in different ways?

[jackthehat]

This thread refers to the way in which an ABer phrases his posts on *this* forum.....nothing to do with the wider-world.

He has no reason to write his posts in the way he does and we *all* have to temper our more colourful language when participating on here, or we stand to have our posts removed.

[THECORBYLOON]

Has TTT not been asked by at least one ED not to use rhyming slang, or words to that effect?

[Spicerack]

Off topic. Bumped into that diabetic lad, yesterday. He's getting all sorts of benefits, already. Health assessments over the phone, lol.

[Bobnunton]

Hmm interesting thread but there are other ways of ridiculing people on chat sites other than swearing at them such as trying to look down your nose at them

[ToraToraTora]

"I'm shocked that anyone would have the Gaul to add an Asterix!"
well dougy gotta hand it to you, that's class, BA

[ToraToraTora]

"A comment was made about not tolerating the way a minority
element of the British people use English. If that was said a bout say Jamaicans you lot would be all up in arms. " - can we use jive, I wonder!

[douglas9401]

Cheers. :-)

[Bobnunton]

As long as it's only "Jive talking"

[THECORBYLOON]

"Were you the teacher's pet in school, corby?" Is that the best you can come up with?

Poor, very poor.

[SparklyKid]

what about "chuckfickens" and his other name,lol.

[jno]

can we use jive, I wonder

go ahead and use it... if you're Jamaican.

[THECORBYLOON]

TTT, even if Cockneys were a protected minority, you're not a Cockney, are you?

[AuntPollyGrey]

What about Geordie? is that allowed? cos some gadgies a gannin' proper radgie on here for nowt like ,man pet. ;-)

[Apc2604]

Like another ABer has said - I swear sometimes when talking, but not in writing, but I have resorted to the asterisk. However, there are swear words and SWEAR words and there are two I use frequently that I hardly would call swear words these days, and one stronger one that I only use at home with great gusto.

[Peter Pedant]

// 'Your wife, sir, under the pretext of keeping a bawdy house, is a receiver of stolen goods."//

and oh god typos everywhere
for this to work - it has - hasnt it , to be:

'Your wife, sir, under the pretext of keeping a bawdy house, is a receiver of swollen goods."

one little letter can make a word of difference