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3DS Banned Words- Prolly Wii U as well- Good for a laugh

-Horizon-

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.*台湾会.*
.*台湾建国运动组织.*
.*台湾政论区.*
.*台湾独立.*
.*台湾自由联盟.*
.*台湾青年独立联盟.*

the Chinese one is interesting for reasons other then learning how to swear in Chinese
 

jblank83

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I'm not sure about Britain, but it still seems relatively common in Australian usage.

What I meant is that it became popular in the 1960s. The first time I heard it was in a Monty Python sketch.

Reading up further on the etymology, though, the original form ("poof") goes back to the mid 1800s and the Australian form ("poofter") to the early 1900s.
 
the Chinese one is interesting for reasons other then learning how to swear in Chinese
What Cosmo Clock 21 posted is but a small extract. All sorts of topics pop up such as News Blackout, Dali Lama and Comfort Women.

I was surprised there was no Tibet in the English aside from tibetalk (unless there was and I missed it).
 
I've read through these years ago and not only do i remember the German one being the longest but also the most creative. Fotzenrotz (cunt snot) and Bumsklumpen (shag lump) had me in stitches.
 
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