The "C" Word and the "P" Word

[FakeBoobsRule]

Unfortunately, that's not going to happen. Apparently, more people are offended by the 'c' word than 'prick'. I'm not going to ask it be censored only because the 'c' word is. Although if enough people said they were offended by it, I'm sure it would be. Steve made a good point, though. Even in it's vulgar context, 'prick' isn't nearly as offensive as the 'c' word.

I was sitting here trying to figure out how to word what I wanted to say and you just took the words out of my mouth. I would like to add that look at other forms of media. You will hear prick used on network TV but will you ever hear the C word on network TV? No.

Thank you Steve and Billionfold for helping explain it. This thread is close to being closed.

FakeBoobsRule Reviewed by FakeBoobsRule on 08-10-2007. The "C" Word and the "P" Word Although I do not use the four letter word beginning with a "C", I am aware that postings have been deleted that contained it. I just noticed that the male-equivalent of that word, which begins with a "P", is being used in posts. Is the five letter "P" word allowed, but the four letter "C" word not? Rating: 5