You knew it had to happen...OK if the response was an attempt to be
sarcastic, please ignore the following:
First, if you didn't want to deal with the off topic post, the subject of
Dennis' post was:
OT - List of dirty words ("OT" stands for Off Topic)
Second, Dennis seems to be trying to come up with a list of objectionable
words with which to filter his own email client, not a corporate email
platform. He does not wish to recreate the wheel and type every known
obscenity into his profanity filter by hand.
Third, Did *you* check google.com? I did. What I didn't find was
anyone posting a list of a hundred or more obscene words in a file for
anyone to download. (Maybe fifty or so though... ;-) One reason for
that might be that if *I* can download them that easily, maybe 8 year
old Johnny can too! ;-)
(The rest of this is for Dennis..)
Hey Dennis, George Carlin provided the FCC with a list once...they
really do have a "official" list. I will post five words, sanitized
of course...
#$%^
&^*(
!@$#
#@$%
$%^&
OK, enough of the fun. I am going back to work now....
P.S. - Thanks for your R&S CramSession. I used it some to help pass
the exam.
Pat
-----Original Message-----
From: Drew - Home [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2001 12:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OT - List of dirty words [7:26380]
> This is totally off-topic, and I realize it's lazy to ask help so quickly,
> but this seems like an interesting quest.
It would be very interesting if posted to the proper group. This, sadly,
is not such a group.
> Before I corrupt my pure and uncommonly sin-free soul by spending hours
> typing every foul thing I can think of, does anybody know of a webpage
that
> I can cut and paste something, or perhaps e-mail me off-line what you've
> accumulated in the past?
http://www.google.com has lots of links. Did you try there? Also,
keep in mind that "diryt words" are not simply what we would consider
to be foul language. Dirty words define words that your company
would not want passing through your content scanner, and are even
in this context, not set in stone. Example, I may not want mail with
the word "resume" in the subject leaving my network, but have no
objections to such mail coming in. I might object to web content with
the words "sex" involved incoming and outgoing, and so on.
To limit your request to vulgarity limits the scope of your effectiveness
greatly.
> Again, let me apologize for the OT, but hey, the sooner I get this lame
task
> done, the sooner I can power up my pod and contribute some relevant
material
> to the group.
Your future plans to contribute topcial matter are not sufficient to excuse
such an imposition on my napping.
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