Nah, come on Robin, you can't give us ammunition like that and not expect us to use it. Not fair...
The woman has broken a ProVari. She works hard for her nickname.
Nah, come on Robin, you can't give us ammunition like that and not expect us to use it. Not fair...
"Nameless One" might work. The town I grew up in had a store that had to change names because of some legal conflict, so they changed it to "The Store Without a Name."
I'm lucky in that my real first name is unusual enough that it works fine by itself most places.
The woman has broken a ProVari. She works hard for her nickname.
Perhaps it is a generational interpretation. spaz and ...... are demeaning terms for people with disabilities. Please don't go there.
You were told to change your username immediately. Instead, you came to the forum to discuss it. I'm rather surprised you have not "moved on".
cacapu means sh?t sh?t in at least one language, and this is a global forum
Try kakapo, it's a kind of parrot.
There you go I changed it for you.
kakapo
It's a kind of night parrot apparently. Maybe like a Norwegian Blue or something. I'm not saying anything more![]()
It's sleeping.
cacapu means sh?t sh?t in at least one language, and this is a global forum
There you go I changed it for you.
It's a kind of night parrot apparently. Maybe like a Norwegian Blue or something. I'm not saying anything more
This whole thread has had me giggling. I used to be a moderator for a local music forum, and it was ridiculous how many rules we simply HAD to have, for the same reasons: We were global (technically), people get upset for silly reasons, and it's just easier if you have rules to follow. Personally, I can't imagine someone getting offended by that user name. But the purpose of forum regulations is, 'you never know'. I remember one time a girl getting uber peeved by someone saying 'gimp' (in reference to a certain banjo setup), and I had to spend the next 3 days rewriting rules and regulations, and being a hall monitor. Let's all just love each other, and go hug a pug.
Ruhroh shaggy!
I'm not gonna report this (though it'd be a little funny for the guy to wake up, have his name changed for him, and then that be flagged), but kaka is a swear word in hebrew, spanish, creole & others -- due to its roots it's one of the more common. It's a really impolite word for excrement. If a bull was full of it, you'd say kaka deltaro (caca if polite, but we're swearing).
It's considered exceptionally rude in polish. It's the same in dutch (kak is considered really rude), but you can slide in german and yiddish (kacke), but in many of the nordic languages it's a cookie or small cake.
The best bet here is probably to change it to cockapoo, while chaining him to this avatar and a permanent link in his signature to the breed:
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Sorted -- 100% plausible adorability.