I thought about making a funny joke here, but I don't want to get banned
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tonydal wrote:
Thanks for keeping us abreast of the situation. Sometimes the things that pass for profanity around here are real hooters...
Oh well, at least it didn't say that you could be bootied.
lol I think you might be a bit cocky tonyday...
Jun 15, 2010
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propapanda wrote:
Speaking of profanity detector, many opponents who lost to me evade the detector by spacing between the words. They call me a chinky donkey hole.
I'm sorry you were treated that way............
Jun 17, 2010
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erik wrote:
lol. sorry about that. it can be a bit sensitive - it's very prudish :)
Don't worry Erik, We all pull a few boners from time to time.
Heh. I got one the other day for saying balls... I was of course talking about Robert Green and the fact that he does a good job of saving the impossible ones, it's just the really easy balls he struggles with.
Personally, I think the censor is just a real dic(tator).
Jun 18, 2010
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Travisjw wrote:
Heh. I got one the other day for saying balls... I was of course talking about Robert Green and the fact that he does a good job of saving the impossible ones, it's just the really easy balls he struggles with.
Personally, I think the censor is just a real dic(tator).
Interesting.................
The profanity detector on chess.com seems to be a little over-sensitive. I just played a game and made a series of dumb mistakes, so I typed into the dialogue box "I'm playing like a boob, today". Up popped an automatic warning box telling me that I could be booted or banned.
Can someone explain why? A boob is an sea-bird noted, for it's ungainly landings and generally dopey behavior.
C-the-C