Just so you know, using alternate spellings of profanity does not keep it from being profanity - if we can tell what you're saying, then you're saying it. EN World is supposed to be a clean-language zone.
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When to throw Nish?
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Just so you know, using alternate spellings of profanity does not keep it from being profanity - if we can tell what you're saying, then you're saying it. EN World is supposed to be a clean-language zone.
Oryan77
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If a plr declares his tins, then we'll throw nish. But only if nobody is supiz. If they are supiz, then they are fatfoo and lose debo. After the supiz rnd, whoever has fis nish gets to go fis. Unless of course he wants to hod his tin, then we go to the next highest nish.
I like the term "nish", have used it for about 20 years, and will continue to use it. But, I will say that I do understand the knee-jerk dislike that some people have for it.
I typically dislike texting lingo. I try not to text when I can call someone, but if I do text, I type like an educated person--not a five year old. I don't say, "U want to see movie?" I'll say something like, "Hey, man. Any interest in seeing Captain America?"
And, if there is one piece of lingo I really dislike, it's "Fail". Can't stand it. Don't like it. Think less of people who use it.
So, I do understand where some of you are coming from with regards to "nish" (not that I'm going to stop using it).
I typically dislike texting lingo. I try not to text when I can call someone, but if I do text, I type like an educated person--not a five year old. I don't say, "U want to see movie?" I'll say something like, "Hey, man. Any interest in seeing Captain America?"
And, if there is one piece of lingo I really dislike, it's "Fail". Can't stand it. Don't like it. Think less of people who use it.
So, I do understand where some of you are coming from with regards to "nish" (not that I'm going to stop using it).
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