That may be true of words like "deposit", but I can't even come up with a dirty use for "k mart".
There are also a fair number of misspellings (which might make sense to catch intentional avoidance), but the weird part is the correct spelling is quite often missing - for example, several variations of masturbate, but not the actual word itself.
I was performing an assessment of a content filtering appliance once and we obtained the word list of terms that it filtered.
I'll never forget that one of them was "vertical bacon sandwich", which to this day I still think they made up (I've never heard it used in any context ever). We laughed about it for ages.
The list appears to have been copied directly from a list of words which the NFL Shop banned from appearing on customized jerseys. So directly, in fact, that the Pakistani list has a gap of three words between "UPTHEBUTT" and "URINATE" (1071 and 1075), right where the NFL list has a few blank lines:
Can someone explain the redundancies to me? If you can't text rot13("shpx") then why do they need to block rot13("shpx") + " you"? Or does that imply that rot13("shpx") + " u" would be accepted (it's not on the list)? Or did someone just not understand how longer strings match faster?
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 16.7 ms ] threadThere are also a fair number of misspellings (which might make sense to catch intentional avoidance), but the weird part is the correct spelling is quite often missing - for example, several variations of masturbate, but not the actual word itself.
I'll never forget that one of them was "vertical bacon sandwich", which to this day I still think they made up (I've never heard it used in any context ever). We laughed about it for ages.
http://outsports.com/nfl/2005/0301nflshopnaughtywords.htm
That probably explains most of the odd choices. :)