Am looking for a file of english language swear words

[peteZ]

This is not a joke - I'm developing an anti-spam plugin and am looking for a
collection (as large as possible) of swear words in the english language.

I'd prefer them in a form I could load into a SQL Server database, but hey,
I'm desparate - I'll try anything !

thanks if you can help,

- peteZ

 

[Azzman]

This is not a joke - I'm developing an anti-spam plugin and am looking
for a collection (as large as possible) of swear words in the english
language.

I'd prefer them in a form I could load into a SQL Server database, but
hey, I'm desparate - I'll try anything !

thanks if you can help,

This site has swear words in about every language, except english..
However, every language comes with an english translation, so it could
get your started.

http://www.insultmonger.com/swearing/

 

[rwakeford]

This is not a joke - I'm developing an anti-spam plugin and am looking for a
collection (as large as possible) of swear words in the english language.

Haven't actually looked at it but a quick Google of "badword list"
showed up several sites and here's one http://www.badwordlist.com/

 

[Steve H]

This is not a joke - I'm developing an anti-spam plugin and am looking for a
collection (as large as possible) of swear words in the english language.

I'd prefer them in a form I could load into a SQL Server database, but hey,
I'm desparate - I'll try anything !

thanks if you can help,

I doubt it'll be a very big list!
There aren't really that many real swear words.
You got the F word, the C word, the MF word, the B word and the S
words.
After that it all gets a bit descriptive ( and usually biological ),
but then you run into problems with crossover ( he strokes the pussy,
his cock crows at dawn ) etc...a fact that's made much use of in
certain UK sitcoms from the 1970's.
And then it all gets a bit absurd...with derogatory terms such as
muppet and numpty...which, I feel, come under the banner of
colloquialisms.

I think too that the spammers might already be one step ahead of you -
either that or they're terrible spellers.

Regards,

 

[Azzman]

(e-mail address removed) ( Steve H) wrote in

I doubt it'll be a very big list!
There aren't really that many real swear words.
You got the F word, the C word, the MF word, the B word and the S
words.
After that it all gets a bit descriptive ( and usually biological ),
but then you run into problems with crossover ( he strokes the pussy,
his cock crows at dawn ) etc...a fact that's made much use of in
certain UK sitcoms from the 1970's.
And then it all gets a bit absurd...with derogatory terms such as
muppet and numpty...which, I feel, come under the banner of
colloquialisms.

I think too that the spammers might already be one step ahead of you -
either that or they're terrible spellers.

In addition, the spam I get/got hardly ever includes swearing. Filtering
for words like 'viagra', 'mortgage', 'diploma', '$', 'stock' and 'inches'
has almost completely got me spam-free.
I do have the advantage of living in a non-english speaking country where
we use the metric system, as most spam still comes from the USA (with China
as a strong runner-up). This makes it much easier to filter.

 

[gruffydd]

try standing outside any infant or junior school over here

 

[Steve H]

try standing outside any infant or junior school over here

I did...and my court case comes up next week

Regards,

 

[Doc]

In addition, the spam I get/got hardly ever includes swearing.
Filtering for words like 'viagra', 'mortgage', 'diploma', '$', 'stock'
and 'inches' has almost completely got me spam-free.

I agree totally. But there are so many variations of 'spelling' of these
words as well. I use regular expressions to filter on, and likewise have
an almost spam free life. For example ...

viagra = v[\W _]{0,2}[i1lí][\W1 _]{0,2}([a@]|\/\\)[\W _]{0,2}([gr][\W _]
{0,2}){0,2}[a@]

mortgage = m[\W _]{0,2}[o0][\W _]{0,2}r[\W _]{0,2}t[\W _]{0,2}g[\W _]
{0,2}[a@][\W _]{0,2}g[\W _]{0,2}e

 

[Nicolaas Hawkins]

I did...and my court case comes up next week

Regards,

Didn't they tell you that you are supposed to wear street clothes under
the trench-coat?

--
Regards,
Nicolaas.

Pricelessware 2006 CD now available.
E-Mail for details: raptor740.gmail@com (swap "." and "@")


.... There is a fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."

 

[Steve H]

Didn't they tell you that you are supposed to wear street clothes under
the trench-coat?

Trenchcoat? Trenchcoat?? I was supposed to wear a trenchcoat???


Doh!

Regards,

 

[Nicolaas Hawkins]

Trenchcoat? Trenchcoat?? I was supposed to wear a trenchcoat???

Doh!

Regards,

<places hand delicately over eyes>
Oh dear ... there goes the neighbourhood.

--
Regards,
Nicolaas.

Pricelessware 2006 CD now available.
E-Mail for details: raptor740.gmail@com (swap "." and "@")


.... Opening the mind can open the heart; opening the heart can open the
mind.

 

[k]

| This is not a joke - I'm developing an anti-spam plugin and am looking for
a
| collection (as large as possible) of swear words in the english language.
|
| I'd prefer them in a form I could load into a SQL Server database, but
hey,
| I'm desparate - I'll try anything !

grab an aussie newspaper

k

 

[k]

| On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 08:53:34 GMT, peteZ wrote:
|
| > This is not a joke - I'm developing an anti-spam plugin and am looking
for a
| > collection (as large as possible) of swear words in the english
language.
|
| Haven't actually looked at it but a quick Google of "badword list"
| showed up several sites and here's one http://www.badwordlist.com/

nice one -must add a few..

k