What's the rudest word the profanity filter doesn't pick up on?

[jokerthief]

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This thread makes me want to kick you in your bits & pieces.

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yeah and in his nuts too!

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NH!

[smokingrobot]

skeet skeet

[SackUp]

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skeet skeet

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now this is actually funny.

I loved it when Chappelle went nuts with this one for a long time.

[jakethebake]

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skeet skeet

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I had not heard this term. I looked it up. I will be using this going forward.

[BaggyAnt]

bollocks

[ChipWrecked]

[jstnrgrs]

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Pronounced like 'hinge' - it's a great word.

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I can't think of any reason I would ever consider this a great word.

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Try saying it out loud, with real feeling and gusto when you get to the hard 'g' sound. Elongate the 'nnnn' in the middle too to get a real good go at it.

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hinge is pronounce with a soft G, so you really aren't making any sense.

[jakethebake]

Minge? Bollocks? I'm pretty sure the filter isn't set up to filter foreign languages so why are you bringing up all these British terms anyway?

[evil_twin]

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Minge? Bollocks? I'm pretty sure the filter isn't set up to filter foreign languages so why are you bringing up all these British terms anyway?

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Perhaps you mean English terms? Now what's that language we speak called again...?

[diebitter]

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hinge is pronounce with a soft G, so you really aren't making any sense.

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Really? What sort of 'g' is used in 'wing' then?

I always thought a hard 'g' was in the words German, Germ, Giant etc, and the soft 'g' was in 'grape' or 'garter'.

I meant whatever 'g' is the same as in 'German', whichever that is. If you said 'German Minge' you'd be using the 'g' the same way both times.