WaynoVision by Wayno for January 28, 2019

If it’s an insult, is it discursive?

grawlixDictionary result for grawlix

/ˈɡrôˌliks

noun

a string of typographical symbols (such as %@$&*!) used in place of an obscenity, especially in comic strips.

Best to start ‘em young; right out of the #@&%in’ womb.

This will come up at the PTA meeting.

Somehow I don’t think kids need any lessons in that genre.

That’s not cursive, that’s Grawlix!

Isn’t that what the Sundance Kid said after he said, “I can’t swim!” and jumped off the cliff into the river.

Curses, foiled again!

Now THIS is real cursive writing: https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR6MRLbrmbHYH4haanMxB-PUCL9DZXyGglYIKW_HlYx06slmSgB

That is called Grawlex.

No wonder schools are dropping it from the curriculum.

I still don’t get why media doesn’t censor cursive words or dialogs completely. Most of the time I end up seeing f#ck in articles and fa(beep) in the videos. If you are delivering the message why censor it? Are you being true to yourself in censoring the cursive words?