I want to laugh in an absolutely non-racist manner!

[Ghost]

S N I G G E R triggers the swear filter. Can something be done about this please?

[Banner Laverick]

Say snicker instead?

[Ghost]

I shouldn't have to, besides, snicker is a chocolate bar!

[Banner Laverick]

It's also a type of laugh, silly boy.

[Jacinda Blake]

I say snicker, no one ever gets me... but then that's pretty routine... :lol

[Justinian Janvrin]

...besides, snicker is a chocolate bar!

...Isn't the chocolate bar called Snickers? I had one the other day, but I never really look at the wrapper save for when I am tearing it open. Bah, I can't remember what it's called...

[Ghost]

It is Snickers, now stop being so anal! I want my snigger! :cry

Edit: HURRAH!

[Justinian Janvrin]

Gentlemen, we are victorious! Huzzah! Huzzah! Huzzah! (I know I had nothing to do with it, but yeah, whatev)

[Spectre]

So does this mean that I have to snigger instead of snicker now?

[Droo]

I think that, in order to honour this mighty blow struck for the little snigger in a big snicker's world, you ought to use it henceforth!

HAPPY SNIGGER LEGITIMACY AWARENESS DAY! :eee

[Dasquian Belargic]

So does this mean that I have to snigger instead of snicker now?

Snigger is apparently the British spelling of snicker... so yes, yes you should say snigger, since we British are vastly superior :cool:

[Peter McCoy]

Well it is our language.

[Anita Stern]

I've tried saying 'snigger' many times, only to end up being filtered. It doesn't matter where I go. :lol

I resorted to just giggling lots.

[Jacinda Blake]

Snigger is apparently the British spelling of snicker... so yes, yes you should say snigger, since we British are vastly superior :cool:

Too right you are, madame. I shall correct my blunderous yankee tongue henceforth..