Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed

I don't understand how it's gaming / geek related.

that's true... its not strictly geek/game culture.
I mean there's obviously been censorship issues (i.e. the development of wonderful words like pr0n and pen0r) in geek culture, but censorship is more of a socio-cultural issue for all different parts of society.

lol, i just read recently in the news, how a man's appeal to get his name changed to 'f- censorship' got overturned :P.

Well, I got the idea while browsing the about us part of this site, where is stated that they have, and I quote: " ...core values centering around free speech, and defiance for authority. We love making fun of mega-corps and "The Man";"
For me censorship is the ultimate version of authority, as it removes certain options.
Think about the Sovjet Union.

Censorship is in games and there's always a lot of chaos amongst people when e.g. the new GTA is released. Believe it or not, but if game developpers knew that their games wouldn't be censored so hard (In some countries, I may add), they would implement much cooler features.

Therefore, I say: "%@#& Censorship!"

Well said. Arggh in my country, its worse because there isn't even an 18+ game classification label, which means some games can't be bought at all. The idea is good, though it has to contend with the other 'f*ck censorship' t-shirts. Not to mention other tees based on a similar theme:
</censorship>, ban shirts that say "fuck", CENSORSHIP causes blindness (in an optometrist chart style).

Or go in for recursive humor. Although it may have already been done. I haven't looked.

Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed

I don't understand how it's gaming / geek related.

that's true... its not strictly geek/game culture.
I mean there's obviously been censorship issues (i.e. the development of wonderful words like pr0n and pen0r) in geek culture, but censorship is more of a socio-cultural issue for all different parts of society.

lol, i just read recently in the news, how a man's appeal to get his name changed to 'f- censorship' got overturned :P.

Well, I got the idea while browsing the about us part of this site, where is stated that they have, and I quote: " ...core values centering around free speech, and defiance for authority. We love making fun of mega-corps and "The Man";"
For me censorship is the ultimate version of authority, as it removes certain options.
Think about the Sovjet Union.

Censorship is in games and there's always a lot of chaos amongst people when e.g. the new GTA is released. Believe it or not, but if game developpers knew that their games wouldn't be censored so hard (In some countries, I may add), they would implement much cooler features.

Therefore, I say: "%@#& Censorship!"

Well said. Arggh in my country, its worse because there isn't even an 18+ game classification label, which means some games can't be bought at all. The idea is good, though it has to contend with the other 'f*ck censorship' t-shirts. Not to mention other tees based on a similar theme:
</censorship>, ban shirts that say "fuck", CENSORSHIP causes blindness (in an optometrist chart style).

Or go in for recursive humor. Although it may have already been done. I haven't looked.

Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed

I don't understand how it's gaming / geek related.

that's true... its not strictly geek/game culture.
I mean there's obviously been censorship issues (i.e. the development of wonderful words like pr0n and pen0r) in geek culture, but censorship is more of a socio-cultural issue for all different parts of society.

lol, i just read recently in the news, how a man's appeal to get his name changed to 'f- censorship' got overturned :P.

Well, I got the idea while browsing the about us part of this site, where is stated that they have, and I quote: " ...core values centering around free speech, and defiance for authority. We love making fun of mega-corps and "The Man";"
For me censorship is the ultimate version of authority, as it removes certain options.
Think about the Sovjet Union.

Censorship is in games and there's always a lot of chaos amongst people when e.g. the new GTA is released. Believe it or not, but if game developpers knew that their games wouldn't be censored so hard (In some countries, I may add), they would implement much cooler features.

Therefore, I say: "%@#& Censorship!"

Well said. Arggh in my country, its worse because there isn't even an 18+ game classification label, which means some games can't be bought at all. The idea is good, though it has to contend with the other 'f*ck censorship' t-shirts. Not to mention other tees based on a similar theme:
</censorship>, ban shirts that say "fuck", CENSORSHIP causes blindness (in an optometrist chart style).

Or go in for recursive humor. Although it may have already been done. I haven't looked.

Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed

I don't understand how it's gaming / geek related.

that's true... its not strictly geek/game culture.
I mean there's obviously been censorship issues (i.e. the development of wonderful words like pr0n and pen0r) in geek culture, but censorship is more of a socio-cultural issue for all different parts of society.

lol, i just read recently in the news, how a man's appeal to get his name changed to 'f- censorship' got overturned :P.

Well, I got the idea while browsing the about us part of this site, where is stated that they have, and I quote: " ...core values centering around free speech, and defiance for authority. We love making fun of mega-corps and "The Man";"
For me censorship is the ultimate version of authority, as it removes certain options.
Think about the Sovjet Union.

Censorship is in games and there's always a lot of chaos amongst people when e.g. the new GTA is released. Believe it or not, but if game developpers knew that their games wouldn't be censored so hard (In some countries, I may add), they would implement much cooler features.

Therefore, I say: "%@#& Censorship!"

Well said. Arggh in my country, its worse because there isn't even an 18+ game classification label, which means some games can't be bought at all. The idea is good, though it has to contend with the other 'f*ck censorship' t-shirts. Not to mention other tees based on a similar theme:
</censorship>, ban shirts that say "fuck", CENSORSHIP causes blindness (in an optometrist chart style).

Or go in for recursive humor. Although it may have already been done. I haven't looked.

Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed

I don't understand how it's gaming / geek related.

that's true... its not strictly geek/game culture.
I mean there's obviously been censorship issues (i.e. the development of wonderful words like pr0n and pen0r) in geek culture, but censorship is more of a socio-cultural issue for all different parts of society.

lol, i just read recently in the news, how a man's appeal to get his name changed to 'f- censorship' got overturned :P.

Well, I got the idea while browsing the about us part of this site, where is stated that they have, and I quote: " ...core values centering around free speech, and defiance for authority. We love making fun of mega-corps and "The Man";"
For me censorship is the ultimate version of authority, as it removes certain options.
Think about the Sovjet Union.

Censorship is in games and there's always a lot of chaos amongst people when e.g. the new GTA is released. Believe it or not, but if game developpers knew that their games wouldn't be censored so hard (In some countries, I may add), they would implement much cooler features.

Therefore, I say: "%@#& Censorship!"

Well said. Arggh in my country, its worse because there isn't even an 18+ game classification label, which means some games can't be bought at all. The idea is good, though it has to contend with the other 'f*ck censorship' t-shirts. Not to mention other tees based on a similar theme:
</censorship>, ban shirts that say "fuck", CENSORSHIP causes blindness (in an optometrist chart style).

Or go in for recursive humor. Although it may have already been done. I haven't looked.

Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed

I don't understand how it's gaming / geek related.

that's true... its not strictly geek/game culture.
I mean there's obviously been censorship issues (i.e. the development of wonderful words like pr0n and pen0r) in geek culture, but censorship is more of a socio-cultural issue for all different parts of society.

lol, i just read recently in the news, how a man's appeal to get his name changed to 'f- censorship' got overturned :P.

Well, I got the idea while browsing the about us part of this site, where is stated that they have, and I quote: " ...core values centering around free speech, and defiance for authority. We love making fun of mega-corps and "The Man";"
For me censorship is the ultimate version of authority, as it removes certain options.
Think about the Sovjet Union.

Censorship is in games and there's always a lot of chaos amongst people when e.g. the new GTA is released. Believe it or not, but if game developpers knew that their games wouldn't be censored so hard (In some countries, I may add), they would implement much cooler features.

Therefore, I say: "%@#& Censorship!"

Well said. Arggh in my country, its worse because there isn't even an 18+ game classification label, which means some games can't be bought at all. The idea is good, though it has to contend with the other 'f*ck censorship' t-shirts. Not to mention other tees based on a similar theme:
</censorship>, ban shirts that say "fuck", CENSORSHIP causes blindness (in an optometrist chart style).

Or go in for recursive humor. Although it may have already been done. I haven't looked.

Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed

I don't understand how it's gaming / geek related.

that's true... its not strictly geek/game culture.
I mean there's obviously been censorship issues (i.e. the development of wonderful words like pr0n and pen0r) in geek culture, but censorship is more of a socio-cultural issue for all different parts of society.

lol, i just read recently in the news, how a man's appeal to get his name changed to 'f- censorship' got overturned :P.

Well, I got the idea while browsing the about us part of this site, where is stated that they have, and I quote: " ...core values centering around free speech, and defiance for authority. We love making fun of mega-corps and "The Man";"
For me censorship is the ultimate version of authority, as it removes certain options.
Think about the Sovjet Union.

Censorship is in games and there's always a lot of chaos amongst people when e.g. the new GTA is released. Believe it or not, but if game developpers knew that their games wouldn't be censored so hard (In some countries, I may add), they would implement much cooler features.

Therefore, I say: "%@#& Censorship!"

Well said. Arggh in my country, its worse because there isn't even an 18+ game classification label, which means some games can't be bought at all. The idea is good, though it has to contend with the other 'f*ck censorship' t-shirts. Not to mention other tees based on a similar theme:
</censorship>, ban shirts that say "fuck", CENSORSHIP causes blindness (in an optometrist chart style).

Or go in for recursive humor. Although it may have already been done. I haven't looked.

Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed

I don't understand how it's gaming / geek related.

that's true... its not strictly geek/game culture.
I mean there's obviously been censorship issues (i.e. the development of wonderful words like pr0n and pen0r) in geek culture, but censorship is more of a socio-cultural issue for all different parts of society.

lol, i just read recently in the news, how a man's appeal to get his name changed to 'f- censorship' got overturned :P.

Well, I got the idea while browsing the about us part of this site, where is stated that they have, and I quote: " ...core values centering around free speech, and defiance for authority. We love making fun of mega-corps and "The Man";"
For me censorship is the ultimate version of authority, as it removes certain options.
Think about the Sovjet Union.

Censorship is in games and there's always a lot of chaos amongst people when e.g. the new GTA is released. Believe it or not, but if game developpers knew that their games wouldn't be censored so hard (In some countries, I may add), they would implement much cooler features.

Therefore, I say: "%@#& Censorship!"

Well said. Arggh in my country, its worse because there isn't even an 18+ game classification label, which means some games can't be bought at all. The idea is good, though it has to contend with the other 'f*ck censorship' t-shirts. Not to mention other tees based on a similar theme:
</censorship>, ban shirts that say "fuck", CENSORSHIP causes blindness (in an optometrist chart style).

Or go in for recursive humor. Although it may have already been done. I haven't looked.

Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed

I don't understand how it's gaming / geek related.

that's true... its not strictly geek/game culture.
I mean there's obviously been censorship issues (i.e. the development of wonderful words like pr0n and pen0r) in geek culture, but censorship is more of a socio-cultural issue for all different parts of society.

lol, i just read recently in the news, how a man's appeal to get his name changed to 'f- censorship' got overturned :P.

Well, I got the idea while browsing the about us part of this site, where is stated that they have, and I quote: " ...core values centering around free speech, and defiance for authority. We love making fun of mega-corps and "The Man";"
For me censorship is the ultimate version of authority, as it removes certain options.
Think about the Sovjet Union.

Censorship is in games and there's always a lot of chaos amongst people when e.g. the new GTA is released. Believe it or not, but if game developpers knew that their games wouldn't be censored so hard (In some countries, I may add), they would implement much cooler features.

Therefore, I say: "%@#& Censorship!"

Well said. Arggh in my country, its worse because there isn't even an 18+ game classification label, which means some games can't be bought at all. The idea is good, though it has to contend with the other 'f*ck censorship' t-shirts. Not to mention other tees based on a similar theme:
</censorship>, ban shirts that say "fuck", CENSORSHIP causes blindness (in an optometrist chart style).

Or go in for recursive humor. Although it may have already been done. I haven't looked.

Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed

I don't understand how it's gaming / geek related.

that's true... its not strictly geek/game culture.
I mean there's obviously been censorship issues (i.e. the development of wonderful words like pr0n and pen0r) in geek culture, but censorship is more of a socio-cultural issue for all different parts of society.

lol, i just read recently in the news, how a man's appeal to get his name changed to 'f- censorship' got overturned :P.

Well, I got the idea while browsing the about us part of this site, where is stated that they have, and I quote: " ...core values centering around free speech, and defiance for authority. We love making fun of mega-corps and "The Man";"
For me censorship is the ultimate version of authority, as it removes certain options.
Think about the Sovjet Union.

Censorship is in games and there's always a lot of chaos amongst people when e.g. the new GTA is released. Believe it or not, but if game developpers knew that their games wouldn't be censored so hard (In some countries, I may add), they would implement much cooler features.

Therefore, I say: "%@#& Censorship!"

Well said. Arggh in my country, its worse because there isn't even an 18+ game classification label, which means some games can't be bought at all. The idea is good, though it has to contend with the other 'f*ck censorship' t-shirts. Not to mention other tees based on a similar theme:
</censorship>, ban shirts that say "fuck", CENSORSHIP causes blindness (in an optometrist chart style).

Or go in for recursive humor. Although it may have already been done. I haven't looked.

Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed

I don't understand how it's gaming / geek related.

that's true... its not strictly geek/game culture.
I mean there's obviously been censorship issues (i.e. the development of wonderful words like pr0n and pen0r) in geek culture, but censorship is more of a socio-cultural issue for all different parts of society.

lol, i just read recently in the news, how a man's appeal to get his name changed to 'f- censorship' got overturned :P.

Well, I got the idea while browsing the about us part of this site, where is stated that they have, and I quote: " ...core values centering around free speech, and defiance for authority. We love making fun of mega-corps and "The Man";"
For me censorship is the ultimate version of authority, as it removes certain options.
Think about the Sovjet Union.

Censorship is in games and there's always a lot of chaos amongst people when e.g. the new GTA is released. Believe it or not, but if game developpers knew that their games wouldn't be censored so hard (In some countries, I may add), they would implement much cooler features.

Therefore, I say: "%@#& Censorship!"

Well said. Arggh in my country, its worse because there isn't even an 18+ game classification label, which means some games can't be bought at all. The idea is good, though it has to contend with the other 'f*ck censorship' t-shirts. Not to mention other tees based on a similar theme:
</censorship>, ban shirts that say "fuck", CENSORSHIP causes blindness (in an optometrist chart style).

Or go in for recursive humor. Although it may have already been done. I haven't looked.

Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed

I don't understand how it's gaming / geek related.

that's true... its not strictly geek/game culture.
I mean there's obviously been censorship issues (i.e. the development of wonderful words like pr0n and pen0r) in geek culture, but censorship is more of a socio-cultural issue for all different parts of society.

lol, i just read recently in the news, how a man's appeal to get his name changed to 'f- censorship' got overturned :P.

Well, I got the idea while browsing the about us part of this site, where is stated that they have, and I quote: " ...core values centering around free speech, and defiance for authority. We love making fun of mega-corps and "The Man";"
For me censorship is the ultimate version of authority, as it removes certain options.
Think about the Sovjet Union.

Censorship is in games and there's always a lot of chaos amongst people when e.g. the new GTA is released. Believe it or not, but if game developpers knew that their games wouldn't be censored so hard (In some countries, I may add), they would implement much cooler features.

Therefore, I say: "%@#& Censorship!"

Well said. Arggh in my country, its worse because there isn't even an 18+ game classification label, which means some games can't be bought at all. The idea is good, though it has to contend with the other 'f*ck censorship' t-shirts. Not to mention other tees based on a similar theme:
</censorship>, ban shirts that say "fuck", CENSORSHIP causes blindness (in an optometrist chart style).

Or go in for recursive humor. Although it may have already been done. I haven't looked.

Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed

I don't understand how it's gaming / geek related.

that's true... its not strictly geek/game culture.
I mean there's obviously been censorship issues (i.e. the development of wonderful words like pr0n and pen0r) in geek culture, but censorship is more of a socio-cultural issue for all different parts of society.

lol, i just read recently in the news, how a man's appeal to get his name changed to 'f- censorship' got overturned :P.

Well, I got the idea while browsing the about us part of this site, where is stated that they have, and I quote: " ...core values centering around free speech, and defiance for authority. We love making fun of mega-corps and "The Man";"
For me censorship is the ultimate version of authority, as it removes certain options.
Think about the Sovjet Union.

Censorship is in games and there's always a lot of chaos amongst people when e.g. the new GTA is released. Believe it or not, but if game developpers knew that their games wouldn't be censored so hard (In some countries, I may add), they would implement much cooler features.

Therefore, I say: "%@#& Censorship!"

Well said. Arggh in my country, its worse because there isn't even an 18+ game classification label, which means some games can't be bought at all. The idea is good, though it has to contend with the other 'f*ck censorship' t-shirts. Not to mention other tees based on a similar theme:
</censorship>, ban shirts that say "fuck", CENSORSHIP causes blindness (in an optometrist chart style).

Or go in for recursive humor. Although it may have already been done. I haven't looked.

Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed

I don't understand how it's gaming / geek related.

that's true... its not strictly geek/game culture.
I mean there's obviously been censorship issues (i.e. the development of wonderful words like pr0n and pen0r) in geek culture, but censorship is more of a socio-cultural issue for all different parts of society.

lol, i just read recently in the news, how a man's appeal to get his name changed to 'f- censorship' got overturned :P.

Well, I got the idea while browsing the about us part of this site, where is stated that they have, and I quote: " ...core values centering around free speech, and defiance for authority. We love making fun of mega-corps and "The Man";"
For me censorship is the ultimate version of authority, as it removes certain options.
Think about the Sovjet Union.

Censorship is in games and there's always a lot of chaos amongst people when e.g. the new GTA is released. Believe it or not, but if game developpers knew that their games wouldn't be censored so hard (In some countries, I may add), they would implement much cooler features.

Therefore, I say: "%@#& Censorship!"

Well said. Arggh in my country, its worse because there isn't even an 18+ game classification label, which means some games can't be bought at all. The idea is good, though it has to contend with the other 'f*ck censorship' t-shirts. Not to mention other tees based on a similar theme:
</censorship>, ban shirts that say "fuck", CENSORSHIP causes blindness (in an optometrist chart style).

Or go in for recursive humor. Although it may have already been done. I haven't looked.

Funny. :)

I think it's funnier if the exclamation mark is replaced by say & otherwise it might look like you are worried about censorship rather than having a feeble though humerous attempt at fighting it.

So it becomes: "%@#& censorship!" ?
That's better indeed