Interesting to know why my last posting got rejected for naughty words when I mentioned the tea tent by its proper name which is respectful to those staff who serve the tea..

Well I have emailed admin before about it,
its no wonder some don't post messages on here,
because some words are not 'naughty', its silly.

Haven was one of the words, which seems to get through, the other one which does not refers respectfully to the female volunteers that serve the soup. Seems daft to me.

Its because of previous abuse, and I'll ask Malcolm to explain...just call them tea jennies!

This is a difficult one to explain. Ask Stella, as she had a problem some time ago trying to post and we couldn't work out why for a while. It took some close searching of the "naughty words" database to discover how this had happened and it was down to a word that Stella had used, that was actually a part of another larger word, which had been addedd to the list.

The database is not fool proof by any means, but what we try to do is prohibit the more obvious "naughty words" and then some that others have actually used in the past, which have slipped through the net.

If anyone has any problems in posting on the BB, then you can mail me explaining the problem, and I will do my best to sort this out.

I think the word would be lady

Oh...well. Perhaps not, perhaps the plural?

Correct got it in two. Malcolm tells me he is sorting it.

Now sorted Ladies & Gentlemen

Ladies Haven was the term, it now works.

Mmmm quite like being a lady ! but scottish "laddies" appeal more....

Oh, Stella, you have been looking at too many of those kilted hunks at the KDMC dance! I've been persuaded to go to the sidecar dance this weekend...I tell you its busier than in the racing season!

Wouldn't think you'd need presuading to go...

Malcolm, how in the name of the good God can the word "ladies" appear in any "bad language" check, even an American one (which I believe this is)???

Hi Larry,

Hi had an E-mail explanation from Malcolm. it was connected with a previous abuse on the B.B.

Thanks Tom - he sent me that too!!!!!!

You have heard the old joke Larry.

"Who was that lady I saw you with last night?
That was no lady, that was my wife."

Anyway I met a nice lady the other night at the Melting Pot called Naomi. Sorry I missed you there Malcolm, I was just in time to watch Australia beat Scotland at the Rugby.

Don, you checking out my drinking den then ? Hope that Stan (and the girls) looked after you.

Sorry I could not be there as I have been clocking up the air miles since our last exchange of mail.

Sure you shouldn't add Australia to the naughty language list, Malcolm? or maybe, referee...

Helen, when I want to say naughty word I just say things like Blo##dy Hell or *iss off and I have no trouble. Sorry about Scotland I did not think of you, I thought you were just supposed to lay back and think of England. I hope that was not too naughty!