Come on, you got this. This is obviously filtered by a simple swear word list, not triggered by the name of a particular person.
I thought he was joking… 
Well, yeah. But his name is what it is. It’s not like his name is *hit, *unt, *uck, or *itch.
is a NAME
You can’t be sure nowadays, we had the whole 
situation about that same topic in the past. If it’s in good jest throw a smiley or /s in, and let’s avoid tedious work for the forum admins.
I’m really unsure now myself after Spell’s reply… oh well…
It is more foregiving for us Brits, for example I can mention my favourite actress Hilary Swank, and call people a knobhead 
I edited the Books post with an image of the word.
Semantics - is it nob or knob, never sure 
Swear filters have there place, but they need to take in all languages and my tourettes!!
I dread to think… where did you get the picture?
Shag
Bollocks
Bell-end
Knob
Fanny
Minge
Yeah, you Brits seem to have free range on “naughty” slang.
I mean that’s totally fine. Everybody knows you don’t use it as a swear word - obviously.
On the other hand, it’s probably useful to have a - while crude - automated system that throws a warning if people start to use unproductive words in a potential heated conversation.
Feck, drink, arse, girllls - Father Jack (Father Ted, my favourite!).
The youngens are so Americanised these days I worry they wont know what a bum bag is soon… (fanny pack)..
Do you mean Philip K. Ḋick? 
This forum wont let me post that surname.
Look at it closer
Yep Discourse is.. special. But special characters do work as a legitimate workaround 
I feel like this is what the singularity will feel like… 
