Autocorrect round-up thread

[Kandi1977]

If anyone find bacon dodger to be offensive, then I worry.
It's just a funny way of describing a group of people with an item of food they don't eat. Absolutely harmless!

 

[SkipRat]

Never come across any of those (yet).
What makes you think those are "corrected"

Since you obviously have come across those terms, just turn off the swear filter and go back into the thread to see what it is.

M*slim

R*pe was changed struggle cuddle
M*rons was changed to macarons, IIRC

 

[SkipRat]

Oh and hit.nail.on.head = tickle my balls with a feather

 

[Aldo]

Seems someone on the admin has changed r@pe to struggle cuddle and Mu5lims to Bacon Dodgers, why anyone would change them is odd

Whilst mildly amusing for five minutes once, most of the auto corrects are now annoying and childish.

However those recent two that you mention have the fingerprints of @scaramanga all over them. The r*pe one is unforgivable.

 

[Bullet]

Whilst mildly amusing for five minutes once, most of the auto corrects are now annoying and childish.

However those recent two that you mention have the fingerprints of @scaramanga all over them. The r*pe one is unforgivable.

Agreed.
But it is very strange that some of you have not turned off the swear filter; why the fudge not?

 

[Grays_1890]

Agreed.
But it is very strange that some of you have not turned off the swear filter; why the fudge not?

I did and weirdly it came back on.....
...

 

[scaramanga]

Seems someone on the admin has changed r@pe to struggle cuddle and Mu5lims to Bacon Dodgers, why anyone would change them is odd

Those are both no-no words for Google. Have to be censored or lose the ads and search results.

 

[thfcsteff]

Those are both no-no words for Google. Have to be censored or lose the ads and search results.

'Struggle-cuddle'? No. Do better. That's f u c k e d up. 'Bacon dodgers'? No. Do better. That's b u l l s h i t.

As a matter of fact, it appears the solution lay in the initial question.

 

[scaramanga]

They're just words. They don't do harm (unlike, ironically, the subject of both autocorrects).