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Prince posted:

Why is the word F O C K E R (S) is not accepted on GNI? 

Sometimes as Guyanese, we want to express ourselves by using unmeaningful slangs such as "F o c k e r" and "We depun skont," a FaceBook page that has three version on similar names, but some words are not registering or sometimes we are warned even when the word is misspelled. Only if we abide by British standard, we need to take precautions on these words (or maybe not). But on the worldwide web, it really doesn't matter. These slangs are outdated and it doesn't meet any standard of vulgarity on international standards. 

Prince...

would you like to be called a "****er"

kp posted:

Prince posted:

Why is the word F O C K E R (S) is not accepted on GNI? 

Sometimes as Guyanese, we want to express ourselves by using unmeaningful slangs such as "F o c k e r" and "We depun skont," a FaceBook page that has three version on similar names, but some words are not registering or sometimes we are warned even when the word is misspelled. Only if we abide by British standard, we need to take precautions on these words (or maybe not). But on the worldwide web, it really doesn't matter. These slangs are outdated and it doesn't meet any standard of vulgarity on international standards. 

Prince...

would you like to be called a "****er"

I'd rather call him a whining lil bitch. Always Complaining. Or asking some stupid question.

Every now and then, the dude seem to crave attention.

Ow meh God, all Al YUh pun poor Prince

Nehru posted:

Ow meh God, all Al YUh pun poor Prince 

Perhaps soon, ee gun get squueeessed under the flag.   

It's a valid question to the admin. Lucky I don't ask folks who seek their own attention by trolling on a thread that is meant for admin. So why not f o c k e r off?

Damn, the word did came in handy.  

Sheik tek he Rass and pass yuh

Nehru posted:

Ow meh God, all Al YUh pun poor Prince

I am use to them. They are the folks that I don't care for,  but they keep tailgating behind me. F o c k e r off they heeded not. 

I think it's against protocol to use it as  a verb...it could perhaps be used as a noun ...