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    Re: valid in context question

    Quote Originally Posted by rabernet View Post
    It should be dam, not dame:

    Definition of DAM
    : the female parent of an animal and especially of a domestic animal
    bahha.

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    Re: valid in context question

    Quote Originally Posted by rabernet View Post
    Urban dictionary should come with a warning to use that substitute at your own risk. If someone decides urban dictionary says it's perfectly ok to substitute that word and I'm greeted that way - one is not going to like my reaction.
    Luckily, I'm only brave enough to use it on my ball pythons! And the worse they'll do is nip my thumb.

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    Sire and dam. Adding the "e" changes it to the original word meaning of the lady of the family type definition, and changes the pronounciation as well.

    I would not use the 'female dog' word, because it's not applicable to snakes. Like the other poster said, why not use "hen"? Reptiles are closer to birds than mammals after all!

    I just use male and female, or stud and female, sometimes I go all out and say "proven female" or "virgin female".

    To think I was just having a conversation with Dan about the meaning behind "proven breeder" vs "virgin female" in snakes. Because in snakes, "virgin" only means you haven't produced young, not that you haven't engaged in the deed. By that meaning.. a lot of folks are still "virgin breeders" because they have the mature ability to produce young, but haven't actually produced yet.

    It was amusing in my head.
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    So I've been improperly calling my snakes, "shawty" and "dawg"

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    Wink Re: valid in context question

    ok according to the fcc only these words are dirty here is the link yes took some digging but the b or female dog word need not be censored when used in context as our snakes have more than one baby at a time clutch liter the only difference is coldblooded fend for its self and small cute furry helpless http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_d...ords#The_words


    sorry if this arouses controversy but i think were all adults and if parents arent monitoring their kids shame on them....i am a mom and h e double hockey sticks im over their shoulder when they're online

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    Re: valid in context question

    Quote Originally Posted by JEWSKIN View Post
    ok according to the fcc only these words are dirty here is the link yes took some digging but the b or female dog word need not be censored when used in context as our snakes have more than one baby at a time clutch liter the only difference is coldblooded fend for its self and small cute furry helpless http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_d...ords#The_words


    sorry if this arouses controversy but i think were all adults and if parents arent monitoring their kids shame on them....i am a mom and h e double hockey sticks im over their shoulder when they're online
    You can say hell here.

    The system can't tell "context" in which you are writing. The context in which is it censored for this forum is so no one can call someone else that name. Other than the dog forum, there's really no other place (other than this thread) that the word would be used in context anyway. Not sure what the big deal is?

    We also don't consult the FCC when making decisions for our privately owned forum.
    Last edited by rabernet; 08-23-2010 at 12:23 PM.

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    And to add some thoughts to Robin's response:

    IF the word is used in its proper context, no one gets in trouble for using it. No one has been infracted over this thread.

    But it's too much a derogatory part of our common language to ignore. The censor smilies act as a warning to a member that something they typed is not acceptable here and should be changed. If we took it off our list...we'd see a lot more "out of context" usage of the word, and then folks would whine because they didn't KNOW it wasn't appropriate for this site.
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    Talking Re: valid in context question

    Quote Originally Posted by JLC View Post
    And to add some thoughts to Robin's response:

    IF the word is used in its proper context, no one gets in trouble for using it. No one has been infracted over this thread.

    But it's too much a derogatory part of our common language to ignore. The censor smilies act as a warning to a member that something they typed is not acceptable here and should be changed. If we took it off our list...we'd see a lot more "out of context" usage of the word, and then folks would whine because they didn't KNOW it wasn't appropriate for this site.

    understood note immediate edit and cause for edit.....a friend of mine and i were talking his boy has had a lot of gfs last season only one being his snake and well hes taking lucy here soon so yeah just thought id throw it out there

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