To tell apart an online stock take from a printed stock sheet I use a
numeric
page number for the printed sheets and a 4 letter code for the online
version.
But I'm thinking theres certain combinations of 4 letters I dont want
shown on
the handheld scanners.
Can anyone point me a list of 4 letter expletives, so far I've come up
with 12 words all by
myself (I'm such a potty mouth), but there must be more.
Doing Google search matches all sorts of rants against censorship etc.
I dont care, I just figure these 'censor lists' of mal-words must be
available somewhere.

Jeremy Thomson

Jeremy - just don't use any vowels.
Tom...

<panzerboy (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote

On Feb 1, 2:50 pm, "Tom Phillips" <squ... (AT) computer (DOT) org> wrote:
You're no fun.
Its been quite the distraction in the office seeing who can think up
more dirty words than me.
The count is up to 18 words now!
I was looking forward to expanding my vocabulary.

Jeremy Thomson

Jeremy -
When you get your list, I'll be more than happy to post it on my site with
suitable credits, heading and vowel editing (to special characters) so that
it will be something google can find in the future.
You can email it to me directly - we don't want a post like that here. (the
MI5 stuff is bad enough - where's the moderator?) God knows what this
educated group would contribute to your list - 4 letter words in 20
languages, maybe?
Who knows - maybe your list is something others need.
Chuckle, chuckle...
Tom

<panzerboy (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote

Hi
Happy Days. I well remember one of the first Reality sites in Melbourne went
to a plant hire place. There was a lot of work at TCL in those days and
knowing his mail staff too well the software developer put in responses to
all rude entries that topped the originator so to speak.
Then of course there was the database that we picked up from a major oil
distributer. Apparently a lady in Hunter's Hill Sydney (very posh) was not
popular and drivers notes referred to her in graphic terms. These were duly
printed on the invoice which the driver left with the goods. Her custom was
discontinued somewhat abruptly at a very senior level :-)
Peter McMurray
"Tom Phillips" <squash (AT) computer (DOT) org> wrote

panzerboy (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote:
Step 1: Turn on a tape recorder.
Step 2: Drop a hammer on your foot.

HTH!

--
frosty