No SHADOW I think your right and the sword man was heart broken because it was supposeed to be the best on screen sword fight ever.
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No SHADOW I think your right and the sword man was heart broken because it was supposeed to be the best on screen sword fight ever.
Right, I just want to make a little point clear here.
Why is "Bugger" uncensored, yet "***"@ is? It makes no sense! '***' has a correct (Ahibit old) meaning of being a donkey, yet 'bugger' is the act of anal intercourse.
I'm not waging war against the filter, don't worry, I was just wondering why this is. Seems a bit funny to me!
@ ~ (As its censored, think something you sit on)
Aye, Shadow's right. Harrison Ford wasn't feeling well, and he said, "Why don't we just shoot the bastard?" The director loved it, and it fit a lot better with the character of Indy, so they used it.
Yes...something like that. He was really tried and just pulled out his gun and shot the guy, and the director was like: yeah...why not?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shadowsarin
yup...I kinda feel sorry for that guy, he sorta lost his chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightshade
heh...but bugger is not widely recognized. It's too 'archaic'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shadowsarin
exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobinHood3000
Yeah, I had no idea that that word had another meaning. Wow...I wonderful if my grandparents know that? They are always calling people little buggers...Quote:
Originally Posted by Shadowsarin
But it really is an out dated word. How on earth did you find out it was censored :lol:
I remember it because it was the word used to describe the behaviour for which Oscar Wilde was escorted to prison - "buggery."
Being an Englishman, I've always known and used the word. To say "Oh Bugger" is my favored exclemation when something goes wrong etc.Quote:
How on earth did you find out it was censored?
How on earth can you not use it?