Bleep words

[the*scarlet*pimpernel]

Should dam, the derivitave of damnation  be bleeped?

I don't think so. I keep forgetting it gets bleeped, and then it looks like I said something much worse.

Dammit

[bluecat*dancing]

[lakeland27]

  its an odd one. as a child i remember being discouraged from using it like other cuss words , yet it isn't a cuss word as far as i can tell.

[cherry*135]

My favourite bleeped word here is **bleep**nic.. They got that one wrong ( a chemical element, never used as a naughty word).

[lyndal1838]

You have answered your own question....leave the n off and it won't be bleeped.  All you have to do is argue with the spelling police.

[joz*garage]

dern, it got bleeped am3

[boris1gary]

no its ridiculous, it's not swearing or vulgar in any way, isn't it used in churches by priests etc when talking about the place naughty dead people go. 

[the*scarlet*pimpernel]

Perhaps it was considered blasphemous or something, as in "hell and damnation", but I thought it was a rather tame word.

I think it should be taken off the bleep list, unless someone(s) here really do object to it.

[the*scarlet*pimpernel]

Am*3, I saw that get bleeped the other day, it did make me laugh. Can you imagine trying to read a Miss Marple novel after our mods had been at it.

[lakeland27]

**bleep**nio