Should this be cencored

z0mbi3 · 31 Jan 2008 at 20:14

Jono said:
The ASA should concentrate their efforts on banning the showing of Feminine Hygeine products on TV when I'm trying to eat my dinner.

Made me lol.

MHayes · 31 Jan 2008 at 20:28

Pathetic, probably some fat middle aged ugly bint having a bad day or a religious goon.

Tombo · 31 Jan 2008 at 20:38

High res please

And no it's pathetic to censor that.

peetee · 31 Jan 2008 at 21:00

vonhelmet said:
I suggest you stay in school until you get the hang of comparatives.

shame, I managed to leave school with Bs in english. I suggest i keep doing what im doing and earn some money, not everyone is a spelling/grammar nazi online you see, some of us are not naturally great with languages, so it takes us a bit more effort to get things right, effort i will not put into online forums which will not land me a job or give me any qualification etc etc just to make the nazis happy ....

LoadsaMoney · 31 Jan 2008 at 22:58

Seems very wrong to me, should have been in colour, and a much bigger pic, now that would have been right you morons!!! :mad:

MoNkEyMiKeY · 31 Jan 2008 at 23:00

I just dont see the link between school girls and cheap air fares!? And isn't the back to school season in september?!

willhub · 31 Jan 2008 at 23:01

She's got too much clothing on to me, course its not pathetic :confused:

MoNkEyMiKeY · 31 Jan 2008 at 23:02

Also I love how 13 complaints always equates to 13 million or something stupid.

All the 7's willhub ^

MoNkEyMiKeY · 31 Jan 2008 at 23:06

You can tell the ASA are stuck up old codger's by the responses of "PR bluster" and "public posturing". Who the hell uses those terms.

Vonhelmet · 31 Jan 2008 at 23:20

MoNkEyMiKeY said:
You can tell the ASA are stuck up old codger's by the responses of "PR bluster" and "public posturing". Who the hell uses those terms.

Plenty of people with halfway decent vocabularies.

MoNkEyMiKeY · 31 Jan 2008 at 23:21

Yes we all know you can spell thank you. By any chance are you doing some sort of english course.

Vonhelmet · 31 Jan 2008 at 23:28

MoNkEyMiKeY said:
Yes we all know you can spell thank you. By any chance are you doing some sort of english course.

No, I just deplore the incompetent use of language that seems to prevail in this country.

MoNkEyMiKeY · 31 Jan 2008 at 23:31

Put your thesaurus away and come back down to earth. Times change and some words just are no longer need.

You are such a neophyte the way you try so hard at spelling and grammer. A good example is your post in your signature.

Tefal · 31 Jan 2008 at 23:35

MoNkEyMiKeY said:
Put your thesaurus away and come back down to earth. Times change and some words just are no longer need.

posturing is needed though, as its the best way to explain, tbh i don't even know another word for posturing :confused:

peetee · 31 Jan 2008 at 23:37

vonhelmet said:
No, I just deplore the incompetent use of language that seems to prevail in this country.

you're on an internet message board, grow up. itz not lik ne ov uz speak lik dis is it bruv, or givz it d tbh n omg wtfs wen we duz job applicationz n tha

MoNkEyMiKeY · 31 Jan 2008 at 23:39

I wish I could even type sentences like that.

MoNkEyMiKeY · 31 Jan 2008 at 23:41

Tefal said:
posturing is needed though, as its the best way to explain, tbh i don't even know another word for posturing

That word is usualy used for explaining things like "the posture of her body was quite unnatural." Not to explain the way a companies stance is towards the ASA's rulings.

Tefal · 1 Feb 2008 at 00:03

MoNkEyMiKeY said:
That word is usualy used for explaining things like "the posture of her body was quite unnatural." Not to explain the way a companies stance is towards the ASA's rulings.

usually posturing is used for big companies/countries trying to make them selves look "big" suppose.

Vonhelmet · 1 Feb 2008 at 00:48

MoNkEyMiKeY said:
Put your thesaurus away and come back down to earth. Times change and some words just are no longer need.

Oh noes, I have a good vocabulary, I must have a thesaurus on hand at all times to aid me with my lexicon. It's completely implausible that I should be able to choose at my whim from such vast swathes of words without external aids.

MoNkEyMiKeY said:
You are such a neophyte the way you try so hard at spelling and grammer. A good example is your post in your signature.

Ironically, I'm going to have to look up neophyte... Haha. I'm not sure what you mean by that, but if you're going by dictionary definition alone, then that really doesn't define my experience with speaking and writing English in any way.

Also, the post in my signature is a tongue in cheek dig at people who punctuate sentences with lol and lmao. It winds me up, I thought I'd construct a silly post about it. It's hardly serious, and I'm not sure how you'd construe it as being in keeping with my being a "neophyte".

Vonhelmet · 1 Feb 2008 at 00:49

MoNkEyMiKeY said:
That word is usualy used for explaining things like "the posture of her body was quite unnatural." Not to explain the way a companies stance is towards the ASA's rulings.

That usage is perfectly common.