On Aug 30, 12:25�pm, Chuck Riggs <chri...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Sat, 30 Aug 2008 06:31:50 +0100, LFS
<la...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I noted with interest that the video clip of a BBC news item featuring
the Chancellor of the Exchequer carried the warning "GUIDANCE: This
video contains some strong language"
I can only assume that this referred to the expression "pissed off".
Does this count as "strong language" these days?
Not to me, although "Adams Family Values", which I've been watching
this afternoon, can be viewed as harmless fun, as a clever commentary
on people's attitudes towards death, or as an obscene play, I suppose.
Also, it may be a publicity gimmick, to attract a larger, or a
particular kind (plebeian) of audience.
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Re: Strong language ... the Chancellor of the Exchequer carried the warning "GUIDANCE:...video contains some strong language" ... Does this count as "strong language" these days? ... on people's attitudes towards death, or as an obscene play, I suppose. ... (alt.usage.english)
Re: RSC warning system, my final thread and summary ... >> protesting against a warning/ban in a polite manner... I was simply protesting a yellow warning... > Again, when you tried to show the validity of the video, you posted a link that stated the opposite. ... >> involvement of another member in your fight will result in their ... (rec.autos.simulators)
Re: RSC warning system, my final thread and summary ... >> I got one yellow warning for posting a link to a video that you claimed ... >> stating that the video had been out since 2002, was in the public domain, ... mod was ever a member of RSC, or that the author was a banned member, ... RSC's public warning system is undocumented. ... (rec.autos.simulators)
Re: where is the Key in TreeView.NET? ... > If not- Its definitely worth watching .Believe it or not after watching ... > video you come away with the impression the people who developed .net had ... > only the best intensions for the language.... I couldn't care less who the "sender" was... ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb)
Re: where is the Key in TreeView.NET? ... > If not- Its definitely worth watching .Believe it or not after watching ... > video you come away with the impression the people who developed .net had ... > only the best intensions for the language.... I couldn't care less who the "sender" was... ... (microsoft.public.vb.com)
