@neil
Wow wow, easy! 80 pages of naughty words?

@neil it’s good to see they haven’t added a Welsh version this time

If you haven’t, have a look at the 2021 Welsh language version of the report. No Welsh language experience needed to work out why

@neil The level of detail this research reveals is magnificent. I tip my hat to them.

Also, obviously, yeah it's a fun read to look up naughty words. And arguably useful to learn new ones so when the kids start using them, I can interject. Often they've heard something somewhere and don't know what it means, and while I'm pretty well educated in this regard, there are always more things to learn - e.g. I'm gold star standard with body part swears, but don't know many of the religious ones.

@neil Any thoughts regarding why a JavaScript is needed for a page with a list of (naughty or not) words?

@neil Nice to see that good old "cunt" is still a top offensive word. And hilarious that Scottish people still wonder what the fuss is all about 😆

@neil put a dash in it and suddenly a spice becomes a naughty word! Reminds me of this Tim Minchin song.
https://youtu.be/KVN_0qvuhhw

@neil How useful! I can now choose a word to precisely match the level of offence I intend.

Ranked AND colour coded. Superb!

@neil
Remember: context matters. Calling Charlie Kirk a “cunt” is always appropriate ^_^J

@rysiek

@neil @whvholst watershed, such a very “British” name (and largely, concept)

@neil how long until they're issuing fines for using them on your website without Highly Effective Age Assurance?

@neil I see Nazi is in the "race, nationality and ethnicity" category.

No idea what Uppity is as a slur, but Mr Uppity had better mind his back or he'll get cancelled

@neil best read I’ve had in a while

@neil it’s not as funny as the Viz Profanisaurus.

@neil These are hilarious. Yes, I have the brain of a 10 year old.

@neil 'Ginger' is a swear word?

That's going to make cooking programmes awkward..

One has to laugh, or cry.

> References to sexual orientation and gender identity were considered offensive to a majority of
survey respondents

Indeed, "cis" is considered an offensive word.