Originally posted by lausey
I don't think you can. Especially when you can get two of them for only £1.29.

http://www.britishcandy.com/more_cadburys_chocolate_bars2310.htm

Originally posted by Starrman
I can go downstairs to the local shop and get 5 for that price...

But seriously, are there topics which we're not allowed to discuss?

Originally posted by stocken
Apparently, that doesn't include: "LONDON MEET-UP TOURNAMENT", "-=- *Wanted* Opponent Rated 2000+ -=-", "DOES ANYONE PLAY HALO???", "I PLAY EVREYDAY AT SAME TIME!!", "********THE WHO IS GAME*********", "***THE CAN YOU SEARCH ON GOOGLE GAME***", """""""""WHAT IS THE CAPITAL OF GAME""...", or any other old thread like that.

You need to be consistent, or it ...[text shortened]... rst letter as uppercase), and str_replace on asterisks and the like?]

Originally posted by lausey
Suppose you can get as controversial as you like, but I wouldn't say there is any grounds for banning topics. Although it could turn into a flame war and posts get moderated, that isn't really a topic being banned. 🙂

Edit: As for the chocolate bars, I think they are horrible anyway.

Originally posted by Starrman


But seriously, are there topics which we're not allowed to discuss?

Originally posted by shavixmir
I think it will achieve a new record in speed-removal...

Originally posted by belgianfreak
of the post or of you...?

Originally posted by Russ
Inappropriate language/swearing/bad language is not acceptable on these public forums.

A tolerant approach, where the context of the post has been considered, has not been successful. One person's use of inappropriate language just seems to feed the desire of others to swear, and when one post is moderated and not another, it always causes complaints of u ...[text shortened]... rs, do remember you can help with the moderation process by alerting posts. Thanks.

-Russ

That’s funny, the company I worked for just sacked a guy for saying the
word… errr.. how can I say what he said without being moderated? Are
quotations allowed? err… whats brown and sticky? wrong!! the answer is:
“a stick”.. but what was in your mind, is what that guy said.. is poo a
swear word? What about Winnie The Poo? Well, he didn’t say poo but
that’s the nearest… "kinda-ok-to-say" word to it…

Anywhoo..

In my opinion "posts containing inappropriate language will be removed"
is a bit harsh. For one, as you see above, its very restricting. As long as
everyone here respects the other, causes no intentional offence to
anyone, then no harm done.

Secondly, having a "list of banned words" is ridiculous, though would be
interesting to see. Not only you would have to consider all swear words
spoken in English, but those of the rest of the globe too.

Last but not least, food with a bit of salt and pepper, a sprinkle of spices
here and there always makes it taste better. I dread to see how the
already dull threads will turn out without any swear words in them.

Originally posted by Russ
Inappropriate language/swearing/bad language is not acceptable on these public forums.

A tolerant approach, where the context of the post has been considered, has not been successful. One person's use of inappropriate language just seems to feed the desire of others to swear, and when one post is moderated and not another, it always causes complaints of u ...[text shortened]... rs, do remember you can help with the moderation process by alerting posts. Thanks.

-Russ

Originally posted by Peachy
What about Winnie The Poo?

Originally posted by Ragnorak
Pooh.

D

How hard is it to effing understand all of this?

Originally posted by Russ
[b]As a general guideline, if you would not repeat your post word for word to your mother, then don't post it![/b]

Originally posted by darvlay
How hard is it to effing understand all of this?