Wonkah (180534330) wrote:

LisaTM (10095126) wrote:Exactly. And it's up to parents to babysit or shelter their kids, not up to the interwebz

I agree to some extent. I do not think anyone would be comfortable if some random person just sent you a PM pretty much telling you to "gtfo" because they dont "gaf" about your "wtf" looking face, or something like that lol

Borgessa (124826802) wrote:I been reading through the forums and I see a lot of WTF's and what not, but I wonder if anyone objects to these. One could say they mean "what the frig," or whatever. But we all know what it really means. I bring this up, because I just saw someone reply to someone with a IDGA*f*. Okay may as well just say it then. Is there really a difference? If someone types that, I've been on line so long I automatically read it as its intended to be read. Since there are people of all ages here is it appropriate.

Don't get me wrong I'm not against swearing. But in a public forum - I dunno whats your view?

Wonkah (180534330) wrote:I don't think it's appropriate. I did see a couple "wtf" earlier from the same thread I think you're talking about and it just felt wrong idk. I don't like saying "wth" either so I just go with heck. Unless it's a PM or out of the forums I think it should just stay rated G .

MMM202 OR NAH (179175814) wrote:You can get banned in game for saying 'yadda' too many times too.. Yikes.
Some guy got the boot for saying it 32 times in the same day!

Paula (127963301) wrote:

Borgessa (124826802) wrote:I been reading through the forums and I see a lot of WTF's and what not, but I wonder if anyone objects to these. One could say they mean "what the frig," or whatever. But we all know what it really means. I bring this up, because I just saw someone reply to someone with a IDGA*f*. Okay may as well just say it then. Is there really a difference? If someone types that, I've been on line so long I automatically read it as its intended to be read. Since there are people of all ages here is it appropriate.

Don't get me wrong I'm not against swearing. But in a public forum - I dunno whats your view?

I don't like it. Typed out fully or acronym, it's wrong and tasteless and in my opinion, speaks volumes about the poster.

Paula (127963301) wrote:

Borgessa (124826802) wrote:I been reading through the forums and I see a lot of WTF's and what not, but I wonder if anyone objects to these. One could say they mean "what the frig," or whatever. But we all know what it really means. I bring this up, because I just saw someone reply to someone with a IDGA*f*. Okay may as well just say it then. Is there really a difference? If someone types that, I've been on line so long I automatically read it as its intended to be read. Since there are people of all ages here is it appropriate.

Don't get me wrong I'm not against swearing. But in a public forum - I dunno whats your view?

I don't like it. Typed out fully or acronym, it's wrong and tasteless and in my opinion, speaks volumes about the poster.

Borgessa (124826802) wrote:LOL Yadda isn't offensive. But what is he really typing to get a ban. In private with a friend thats okay. In public... Hmm that okay too if it comes out in Yadda.

I rmr selling a costume for my friend - some pumped up little yadda came into the room.. quickly announced how much was the Mother F.****** costume worth.. I swear I didn't mean to laugh as I quickly booted him in what seemed like mid sentence... with the one hour rule - he could not come back.. BLISS .

LisaTM (10095126) wrote:I know what you're saying. Unfortunately though, there will always be disrespectful people both in Yo and in the real world. And even if they didn't use the acronyms they will still find a way to be rude and disrespectful.

Myrt (128525100) wrote:
And then there's people who don't need acronyms to be rude and disrespectful.

Borgessa (124826802) wrote:

Myrt (128525100) wrote:
And then there's people who don't need acronyms to be rude and disrespectful.

That is very true too. Morning my pretty

Myrt (128525100) wrote:

Borgessa (124826802) wrote:

Myrt (128525100) wrote:
And then there's people who don't need acronyms to be rude and disrespectful.

That is very true too. Morning my pretty

Morning to you!! <3

Edit to say I have that hair! And I thought you were me at first this morning

PolishPrincess (4709744) wrote:I told a patient once I would BRB! Literally said BRB. We both laughed out butts off. LMBO!

Peet (123153481) wrote:The thing is..... Half of the time I'm wrecking my brain trying to figure out what someone actually means. PITA kept me busy for a while. I was wondering since when bread became a swear word, until I saw a friends' post about how her daughter caught her typing PITA and demanded to know what it meant. They can be quite confusing when english isn't your first language.

Wonkah (180534330) wrote:

Peet (123153481) wrote:The thing is..... Half of the time I'm wrecking my brain trying to figure out what someone actually means. PITA kept me busy for a while. I was wondering since when bread became a swear word, until I saw a friends' post about how her daughter caught her typing PITA and demanded to know what it meant. They can be quite confusing when english isn't your first language.

What is PITA?