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Default #97
i like the weapon mod on it though
Default #98
I just thought of terms that can be offensive

Alien
Hick
Hillbilly
Redneck

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Default #99
those are commonly used terms that do need to be put up nice find
Default #100
I just thought of them oTL

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Default #101
well its a good thing that you did
Default #102
anyway: C'MON EVERYPONY SMILE SMILE SMILE, FILL MY HEART UP WITH SUNSHINE SUNSHINE 8D

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Default #103
ginger is offensive?
WHAT? REALLY?
learn something new everyday. o_o
Default #104
it kind of is bc some red headed freckled kids dont like being called it
Default #105
Derp could be offensive as it supposedly means retarded.
Gypsy could be offensive to Roma
Bread could be offensive to white people
Tranny could be offensive to transgender.

The list goes on and honestly, I think some people seek to BE offended. Many have a loose interpretation of racism as well. If there is nothing hateful or negative in the commentary, I can't see how it would be racist.

And I hope I am lucky enough to end up with a redhead.
hot hot hot hot hot hot redhead
Default #106
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Derp could be offensive as it supposedly means retarded.
Gypsy could be offensive to Roma
Bread could be offensive to white people
Tranny could be offensive to transgender.

The list goes on and honestly, I think some people seek to BE offended. Many have a loose interpretation of racism as well. If there is nothing hateful or negative in the commentary, I can't see how it would be racist.

And I hope I am lucky enough to end up with a redhead.
hot hot hot hot hot hot redhead
I thought Cracker would be more offensive to whites

and I know lots of LGBT offensive terms. I'm a redhead by dye

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Default #107
Sticks and stones may break my bones. . .

While some words are obviously hateful, I don't think the words are the problem. It's the ignorant people being hateful.

It's like saying "guns kill people" instead of "People use guns to kill" or that Hardcore music causes people to be satanists. In my meager opinion, eradicating the ignorance could be more effective than eradicating the words.

Hope that makes sense.
Default #108
I tend to offend people, but due to them taking another meaning to my words...or the words being typed so you can't hear the emotion and all that. Which is why I want to become a hermit since no one can think...she's my friend...would she really mean it like that? Maybe I should ask?

Other than that...I can't currently think of specific offensive words that haven't already been listed, but if I do, I'll let you know.
Default #109
I haven't had people offending me at work nor me offending them

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Default #110
Anyway. Bump this thread cause it needs love

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Default #111
In Scotland you can insult someone by calling them a muppet.

The reason for this is it means idiotic, incompetent, slow, dimwitted or even stupid
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Nikko is my nii sama and Reyoki is my nee sama

この終わりのない声で、私はそれは私の選択で、歌います


Default #112
So the muppet show wouldn't be aired in Scotland

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