*sigh* That's because I'm not "a connoisseur of profanity". Do you have any suggestions? Either for ways to make that label fit better or to just get rid of that label and maybe add something else?

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The link is broken.

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The problem's at your end.

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Okay. I'll poke around and see if I can find out why it failed to open. Thanks.

Odd. I dumped it into google and the resulting (same) page loaded just fine. Anyway. I have it now. Thanks for your help. That's a useful list.

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I do like this idea, and you've carried it out pretty well. It did make me smile.

Possibly try Googling "British slang" for a selection of British swear words, "American slang" for a US selection, and then pick another couple of countries. For example, "merde" is the only French swear word I know, and I'm pretty sure German and Russian have some good ones. You could ask in deutschland and nederland if they have any suggestions.

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Good idea, I hadn't considered that. I have easy access to Quebecois cursing (which is heavily religious based) so I should be able to work some of that in.

Thanks.

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