>OK, several people have had their 'fun' with showing how to bypass the UT scheme for uncut 4-letter words. (So much for the theory that if you allow kids to swear, they'll stop doing it after 15 minutes).
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>A request: can we all put a halt on whatever little trick you're doing to get your favorite words in there. I'm sure someone told me what the trick is, but I don't recall....and quite frankly, I really don't want to apply it to quoted text when I reply to someone who managed to drop a few little swear words into their posts.
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>I'm no puritan, anyone who knows me knows I can swear like a sailor, but can we all agree to save it for life outside the UT?
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>Thanks,
>Kevin
I agree up to a certain point. It's like with everything else, too little is boring and too much is, well too much.
I have noticed something funny. Here in Europe the TV companies have microphones which actually do work, meaning that they don't create all those "beeep" sounds which the micropones in USA clearly make. Or maybe it's something wrong with the mixers? The funny thing is that they still transmit the programs although the producers must understand that something is very wrong with the sound. Like when Sarah Silverman sings about her meeting with Matt Damon, they released the song although the microphone and/or mixer broke down hundreds of times. :-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KUowJzpgxs
