Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-27048832-20160208122403/@comment-27893266-20161004221530

Well, we have a "polite" way of speaking, a "rude" way of speaking, a "coloquial" way, a "street" way... certainly I know the words that are on the "red zone" for swearing, and always have avoided them. But there are also words on a "gray zone".

I take in example the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat and its Limited Time Series.

My native language is the portuguese. I'll list the words I'd use for this car in portuguese: "Lixo", "Porcaria", "Pilha de sucata", "banheira", "Gato dos infernos", "Calhambeque", "Tranqueira". All of them are insults, and even so, I think I could use any of them inside my Church. But --- and that's the motive I'm here --- I got suspended by using the translated versions of them.

The main reference for my english are tv shows. Surely, I don't expect that you accept me to use "South Park" as the reference, but what about admitting something near "The Simpsons"?