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Old 07-04-2009, 02:33 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by gen View Post
Hi Don (Moderator),

The 2nd word that you had deleted was also used quoted by the first moderator but it wasn't deleted by you.

Anyway, the 2nd word is a old english word. it is not a obscene word. It means => "happily excited"

From merriam-webster

I agreed with the first moderator(Harry) to first ask what does the use of word intended to mean before doing any form of censorship.


As for the first deleted word, I would agree that should not be used. (though its just a colorful expression of one's emotional state. And has no obscene implication)

Cheers..

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Hi, gen:

I didn't delete Harry's use of the word due to the fact that Harry is asking what "gay" means within the context of the original poster. I interpreted the OP's comment to mean he was NOT having a happy time.

I actually know the alternate [and not often used] meaning of the word "gay" (as opposed to its use as a negative slam against the gay community), due to having purposely used "gay" in a headline I once wrote advertising for a happy time at an event at my university. This was during my younger years, back when I was a Features Editor for the entertainment/arts section of the newspaper.) Yabba Dabba Do: Time to get my Flintstones wheel out and roll it around on the carpet!

I think many of us have access to colorful expressions...there have been many, many times when I wanted to use one on [name deleted by me]...but I decided not to.


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