Even though your "Bros b4 hos" Gamer Motto may be both poignant and accurate, you may want to rethink it if you plan on playing on Xbox Live this weekend. Savings sultan CheapyD warns that his account was suspended for around 24 hours for his seemingly innocuous motto of "Konichiwa, bitches!" Another user on the site got a similar punishment for "called the šhit þoop," which is probably a bit more fair.As Cheapy points out, a warning probably would have been sufficient, instead of automatically suspending a paying customer's account. There's still no word on whether or not Van Halen fans will get similar punishment for using their mottos to celebrate For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge.


















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[and by entire, I mean everything with DLR and nothing else]
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"It's that damn poop again!"
"Don't put it out with your boots, Fred!"
"Don't tell me my business, devil woman!"
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Meh I will change it to "Silence,I kill you"
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"You must be at least 18 years old and have attained the age of majority in the province, state or country in which you live."
I find it rather far off the mark they've blocked "kill" and several of its variations but I have someone on my list with a full on fly-in-your-face:
"I HATE FUCKIN YANKS!"
I'll keep with my "Hip to the jive" thanks all the same. Not insightful or funny but then it doesn't try to be. A bit like some of the people on my friends list come to that.
Oh internet censorship, when will you learn the folly of your ways?
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And yes, I know what he's talking about, I'm just being an ass for the sake of being an ass. Look, let me put it this way: If I were really stupid enough to think that Honduras and Nicaragua are in North America, then would I REALLY know that Honduras and Nicaragua even existed?
tl:dr version: Yes I'm kidding.
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Now get some voice chat logs and go to town on the rest of the community. Maybe I'll start plugging my headset back in.
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*ducks and runs
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