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[Magmacube_tr]

That leads to potentially more questions than a sub-R-rated forum should try to answer, though. Especially if you let your mind wander into actual R-/X-rated imagery and beyond.

Yep, hearing distant croaking in the horizon... Let's not.

[King Zultan]

I was under the impression that we could say rated R stuff on here, as long as it didn't include pictures or involve sexual things.

I'm pretty sure Dwarf Fortress would be rated R if it was a movie.

[hector13]

I was under the impression that we could say rated R stuff on here, as long as it didn't include pictures or involve sexual things.

I'm pretty sure Dwarf Fortress would be rated R if it was a movie.

AO brah, some of the things we have done in the game are probably considered atrocities.

[Eric Blank]

They're literally war crimes. We commit war crimes.

[Frumple]

I was under the impression that we could say rated R stuff on here, as long as it didn't include pictures or involve sexual things.

I'm pretty sure Dwarf Fortress would be rated R if it was a movie.

Some discussion of sexual stuff in relation to other material is, broadly speaking, okay. You can note when some other work you're talking about is also, like, smut (iirc, we have an incomplete sengoku rance LP thread over in other games, ferex). But to quote the relevant forum guideline on the subject

Do not discuss sexually oriented material.  There are exceptions to this rule, such as passing discussions of sexual content in movies, books, computer games, etc. in topics not directed specifically at the sexual material in question, but no sexually themed topics are allowed.  Sharing erotic images and erotic roleplaying are not permitted.  If you want to turn each other on, there are plenty of outlets for that.  This is not one of them.  Please refrain from sharing your sex life.

[King Zultan]

Oh I forgot all about that stuff, it's been a long time since I last read through that thing, guess that means the rating for the site is probably a little higher than R.

They're literally war crimes. We commit war crimes.

Nothing wrong with a few war crimes, they're good for moral!

[Starver]

Moral? Or morale? There'd be a clear symmantic difference, possibly even in opposition... 

[King Zultan]

Damn the one time I forgot the E.

[hector13]

It’s only the most commonly used letter in the English language.

[King Zultan]

My problem is my brain says there needs to be an E at the ends of words that don't need that, and sometimes I get rid Es thinking they're not needed when in fact they are.

[Frumple]

Actually from a day or two ago, but...

... well, a while back I switched over to safari for my tablet browser, due to overloading the mobile opera with so many tabs it crashes shortly after opening (I could fix this 'cause it stays open long enough to close some tabs, but, y'know, effort, and while safari's a worse browser it's not unusably so.). Anyway, it's got a button you can press to go to a tab navigation page thing! And on it is a helpful tab counter.

Well, a day or two ago I found out what it does when it hits 3 digits: After 99 tabs, it just displays a :D

[Starver]

It’s only the most commonly used letter in the English language.

That is so. In fact, I doubt you could conjour up any valid string of words that say anything important but avoids that particular glyph within its construction... <_<

Well, a day or two ago I found out what it does when it hits 3 digits: After 99 tabs, it just displays a :D

In those circumstances, mine just says "8"... But, perhaps to warn me that it could fall over, it puts it on its side!

[Rolan7]

Well, a day or two ago I found out what it does when it hits 3 digits: After 99 tabs, it just displays a

Haha yeah isn't it cute??  I've since pared down my tabs (on phone) but I really liked that

Edit: Ooh interesting.  Whatever you did to keep it from becoming an emoji didn't persist when I quoted it.  But it looks like Starver preserved it.

[Egan_BW]

You can either use the menu "attachments and other options" under the message box and tick "don't use smileys", which won't be preserved on quote, OR you can use [nobbc]:D[/nobbc] tags, which will be preserved when quoted.

Or you can go to your look and layout and disable all smileys forever on your end.

[King Zultan]

It’s only the most commonly used letter in the English language.

That is so. In fact, I doubt you could conjour up any valid string of words that say anything important but avoids that particular glyph within its construction... <_<

I remember hearing about a book called Gadsby from 1939 that was written without using a word with the letter E in it.