June 27, 2007

So Risque

Online Dating

Apparently based on the presence of the words hell, crap, death, and pain. Interesting... I'm beginning to think that Someone's Grandma designed the criteria. (Via Finding Wonderland.)

Jun 27, 2007 8:55:13 AM | Memes Upon Memes

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Steph Burgis

My journal was rated PG-13 for the use of the word "dangerous" (used 4 times through the blog's history, apparently).

Definitely Someone's Grandma!

Posted by: Steph Burgis | June 27, 2007 at 09:27

MattD

It's all the write porn that did it.

Posted by: MattD | June 27, 2007 at 16:15

Mr. Cavin

Exactly. Yours clearly states that you have six different instances of the word "porn." What's a grandmother to think? My Update Column only gets a PG because of the words "crappy" and "zombie" for god's sake, but my main blog rolls in a Goonie PG-13 (hey, like Indiana Jones) because of one fact-based research entry I did on Mexican drug cartels.

Posted by: Mr. Cavin | June 28, 2007 at 00:08

Midori

This is hilarious! Endicott Studio's blog got an R rating due to the words "death" "punch" and "dangerous" appearing too often...

Really, really, it's a joke, yes?

Posted by: Midori | June 29, 2007 at 06:23

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