Do you prefer SFW thread titles or ones that can get you fired?

[Martinus]

I like the NSFW threads, but I just prefer them to be labelled.

Wouldn't most people assume that a thread about giving or receiving head would be NSFW? 

If it has images of the act, then NSFW.
If it merely discusses which is preferrable without going into detail then SFW.

Then I agree with you. However some people in this thread seem to expect people to censor expressions and words they use, which goes against the spirit of Languish as much as it possibly can.

Again, as I said, if you think your boss would have a problem with you posting on Languish from work, then you probably shouldn't.

[Eddie Teach]

Be nice if Marty could read whole threads before replying to save him reposting the same thing 3 or 4 times. 

[Neil]

Leave it to Martinus to post crude nonsense on the forum, in a pathetic attempt to show off how gay he is.  Just when I thought my contempt for him could grow no greater...

[alfred russel]

I like the NSFW threads, but I just prefer them to be labelled.

Wouldn't most people assume that a thread about giving or receiving head would be NSFW? 

If it has images of the act, then NSFW.
If it merely discusses which is preferrable without going into detail then SFW.

Then I agree with you. However some people in this thread seem to expect people to censor expressions and words they use, which goes against the spirit of Languish as much as it possibly can.

Again, as I said, if you think your boss would have a problem with you posting on Languish from work, then you probably shouldn't.

Wow--overreact much? At one point in the past couple of days, in addition to your thread, there was a thread advertising a porn video and another discussing performing bodily functions on another person. It isn't an issue of any thread content or discussion--I can choose to read or not read the threads, if you want to have your threads on whatever topic you want, go ahead--but cant the index at least stay safe for work?

[Neil]

Wow--overreact much? At one point in the past couple of days, in addition to your thread, there was a thread advertising a porn video and another discussing performing bodily functions on another person. It isn't an issue of any thread content or discussion--I can choose to read or not read the threads, if you want to have your threads on whatever topic you want, go ahead--but cant the index at least stay safe for work?

Not an unreasonable request.

[Viking]

I like the NSFW threads, but I just prefer them to be labelled.

Wouldn't most people assume that a thread about giving or receiving head would be NSFW? 

If it has images of the act, then NSFW.
If it merely discusses which is preferrable without going into detail then SFW.

Then I agree with you. However some people in this thread seem to expect people to censor expressions and words they use, which goes against the spirit of Languish as much as it possibly can.

Again, as I said, if you think your boss would have a problem with you posting on Languish from work, then you probably shouldn't.

Agreed. If you have been completely aware of my posting history I'm the guy who ends up complaining about people putting NSFW (or at least stopped by the company filter) images into their avatars or signatures. I appreciate that Languishites have been very cooperative and changing their NSFW images in avatars or signatures. But when I'm offshore I do not look at NSFW labelled threads. When I'm at the office I don't even look at Languish.

[Ed Anger]

goes against the spirit of Languish

Stupidity?

Fucking nerds wanking to alt-hist?

Flaming queers?

[Iormlund]

I don't quite get the concept of posting at work. How do you people manage to get things done?

[Martinus]

I like the NSFW threads, but I just prefer them to be labelled.

Wouldn't most people assume that a thread about giving or receiving head would be NSFW? 

If it has images of the act, then NSFW.
If it merely discusses which is preferrable without going into detail then SFW.

Then I agree with you. However some people in this thread seem to expect people to censor expressions and words they use, which goes against the spirit of Languish as much as it possibly can.

Again, as I said, if you think your boss would have a problem with you posting on Languish from work, then you probably shouldn't.

Wow--overreact much? At one point in the past couple of days, in addition to your thread, there was a thread advertising a porn video and another discussing performing bodily functions on another person. It isn't an issue of any thread content or discussion--I can choose to read or not read the threads, if you want to have your threads on whatever topic you want, go ahead--but cant the index at least stay safe for work?

Ok so let me get this straight. You would have a problem with a thread titled "Do you like getting a blow job?" but you wouldn't with "[NSFW] Do you like getting a blowjob?"

[Viking]

Ok so let me get this straight. You would have a problem with a thread titled "Do you like getting a blow job?" but you wouldn't with "[NSFW] Do you like getting a blowjob?"

It doesn't mean good/bad, but rather less bad/bad.

[DisturbedPervert]

Here's a profanity filter for firefox if you want to filter PG words like porn or take a dump. 

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/12605

[Grey Fox]

I don't quite get the concept of posting at work. How do you people manage to get things done?

We don't. 

[alfred russel]

Marty, all I'm asking is if you want to have a discussion on that subject, you could ambiguously title it (perhaps just titled, "a question of preferences" or "'tis better to give or receive?"). I'm not super concerned about whether it says NSFW, I'd really just rather be able to leave the index up.

[Martinus]

I'm sorry but that would compromise my freedom of expression. 

[Caliga]

I don't quite get the concept of posting at work. How do you people manage to get things done?

We don't. 

I'm good at multitasking.