You must not say duck

[ratammer]

Hmmmm

[The Snide Sniper]

I think chridd needs to mark that post, as it's clearly trying to get around the rule.

[ratammer]

That's her choice.

[heuristically_alone]

Can someone explain to me the one rule in incredible detail? Seems quite complex.

[chridd]

• It only counts when the letters d, u, c, k appear consecutively in order, with nothing in between, as ordinary upper- or lowercase letters (but could be in the middle of a word)
• HTML tags are ignored; this means link and image URL's don't count, but also means that something like d[ s ][/ s ]uck still counts as saying the word [although it looks like this forum doesn't actually have [s]?]
• Text in images or linked websites are ignored
• Attachment filenames and file comments only count if they're placed inline (I may change this later) [haven't tested if this is the same on this version]
• If necessary, I can manually mark posts as containing or not containing the word.

[heuristically_alone]

Dduucckk

[ratammer]

*squints*

[quasijem]

dapper swan

[ratammer]

quacker

[heuristically_alone]

cracker

[ratammer]

biscuit

[chridd]

This site uses biscuits to enhance your experience. [Allow all biscuits]

[ratammer]

Yum!

[heuristically_alone]

Every biscuit needs some gravy

[ratammer]

Not the kind we have!

[The Snide Sniper]

Ew, rat gravy.

[ratammer]

[quasijem]

yea gravy and biscuits is just,, eeehhh.
(given that I think the americans call them cookies?)

[ratammer]

yea gravy and biscuits is just,, eeehhh.
(given that I think the americans call them cookies?)

The thing that Americans call biscuits is usually served with gravy. The thing that Brits call biscuits isn't.

[heuristically_alone]

I eat both with gravy

[ratammer]

[patzer]

I wonder if anyone has duck with gravy.

[ratammer]

Yes we do, but also

[quasijem]

cookies are good.

[ratammer]

Agree.