Is calling someone a daffodil offensive?

[briantrumpet]

When it comes to confounding the swear filter I'm going to stick with changing the colour of a letter, though I admire the elegance of using a 'j' for the 'i' in shit.

Ah, now there's a cunting plan.

 

[monkers]

Option 4 - it depends on the context.

Option 5 - it depends on the context and whether the offence is deserved.

Option 6 - sometimes the kindest thing is to jolt a person who is persistently nasty or themselves offensive.

Option 7 - it's not my 'go to' word.

Option 8 - I think all people are daffodils and never hold back.

Option 9 - say ''nobody has the right to take offence!''

Option 10 - say ''everybody has the right to free peach innit. I know my rights.''

Option 11 - appoint oneself and forum moderator shortly after arrival.

Option 12 - start at least two new threads about the person that you have convinced yourself said it, though without any evidence.

Option 13 - start a poll to try to harass them into leaving.

Option 14 - sod the poll, I've decided by myself that they must be guilty because they declared a personal characteristic.

Option 15 - raise a posse.

Option 16 - think up something more extreme because I am offended on somebody else's behalf and I can't get it out of my head.

Option 17 - deny that your actual avatar was ever an image of protesters demanding absolute freedom of speech.

 

[craigwend]

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[All uphill]

And to answer - it's all contextual, I swear a lot, because I'm juvenile & find it funny. But if I'm calling you a cunt, it's probably because you're acting like a cunt, and therefore I think you deserve to be called a cunt.

So basically if you don't want to be called a cunt, don't be a cunt. You daffodil.

Who are you calling a daffodil, you tulip.