@padi
it's got hollow plastic balls
might have to get myself some of them in February 
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sorry folks, just my sick sense of humour at play here. Some will get it and laugh (I hope)
@digital*ghost wrote:Is this a joke?
I have to ask, because your entire premise is that "things I don't like shouldn't be allowed", and then went on to insinuate if someone does like something you don't, they are not in their right mind?
I feel like your username and post content is a troll set-up.
Most seniors don't use "PPL", either. Not any of the ones I know, anyways.
If you're genuine, and have a better justification than "I don't like it
" then I'll contemplate providing a more considered reply.
I have a friend (baby boomer like me) who refers to people as 'peeps' on FB. It makes me cringe.
I don't like it...and it definitely shouldn't be allowed. 
I have a friend (baby boomer like me) who refers to people as 'peeps' on FB. It makes me cringe.
I don't like it...and it definitely shouldn't be allowed.
Hahahaha I use 'peeps' (as a word, not what bear put up)
Facebook is the thing that makes me cringe.
@k1ooo-slr-sales wrote:@padi
it's got hollow plastic balls
might have to get myself some of them in February
You might have to get some baggy pants slr - they're 10" diameter balls...............
i have to say i am immensely impressed by countessa's post because (and please don't get offended other peeps
(first time I've used the term in my life)) Countessa is the only person who actually answered the relevant question. It really doesn't matter two hoots who does or does not get offended by swear words, per se. Only thing that matters here is ebay's rules & regulations about it.
The question was-Is the selling of socks with offensive words on them allowed on ebay?
I am glad the countessa did the research because when i read the opening post, I must admit I did wonder too, as I know some terms & items eg nazi, I think, from memory? can be a bit iffy.
And it seems that the OP did have a point and if the words were large as life in the ad, then the ad is against current ebay rules & policies.
Of course, the main pity of it is that ladygamer obviously thought she was on the celestial line direct to ebay so she feels she has 'reported it'. What she should have done is what our marvellously thorough countessa did. Looked up the regulations, complained to ebay directly about the ad if it broke those regulations. *Sigh* Life is so full of disappointments for many newbies who post here. I'm sure they wonder for years why no ebay rep ever got back to them.
