Alcoholic Beverage
By lisa101
@lisa101 (1362)
United States
February 14, 2007 11:46am CST
Earlier today i was trying to respond to a discussion in which i used the L word but mylot informed me that i could not use the L word it was against the rules. The L word im talking about would be something you drink (alcoholic Beverage) drink the L word its Quicker. Well i am not gonna spell it out again but im sure you know what word it is. Anyhow i was using the word totally innocent and meant no harm. I cant remember a mylot rule that said i couldn't use this word. Have you heard of this and have you run into this problem before?
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@ElusiveButterfly (45939)
• United States
14 Feb 07
Licker is quicker they say. If they do not allow the word it will not posted. I have had many times that I have tried to post a response or discussion and the word was questionable and did not post. I have found a way to get around it. I use punctuation or intentionally misspell the word. : )
@irisheyes (4370)
• United States
14 Feb 07
Yep. I ran into this little word problem once. I was answering a thread about the letter "Q" and I needed a Q word that meant "odd" so I tried to use the one that rhymes with "deer". I kept trying to post and couldn't understand why it wouldn't take. Finally I wound up typing "qu**r'.LOL
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@lisa101 (1362)
• United States
14 Feb 07
Well im glad to hear im wasn't the only one who had this happen too. I still can't understand what is so wrong with my word, it just makes no sense! Its not offensive and i dont see how spelling it out could be encouragement for someone to use it. Oh well i just dont get it.
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@inked4life (4224)
• United States
14 Feb 07
I haven't run across this yet with any words I've used and i really can't imagine why the L word would be considered offensive in any way. Any discussions I've responded to that are about the L word, I generally use booze.
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@moonmagick (1458)
• United States
14 Feb 07
That seems very strange to me. I don't remember seeing anything about it. But I cant imagine why anyone would find that word offensive either. I mean it could even be used in a cooking discussion. Wow. That is a little surprising.
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