I was expecting to get rated X.
I'm R rated for strong language. (Bet y'all are totally shocked.) And apparently I used the word 'porn' around here somewhere.
I wonder what it takes to get an X?
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- Julie
- Pennsylvania, United States
- I'm currently a stay at home mother, freelance writing on my off time, wondering how I became part of the ten thousand year old tradition of raising the kids while creating textiles. I grew up in NE Ohio dairy country, married a sailor, lived in Hawaii ten years, lived in SC for five years, then moved back to culture shock and confusion. Nothing but good times ahead.
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14 comments:
So - who rated you? How? When? How did you find out?
Enquiring minds want to know!
I bet you need pics (not of yarn porn)to get the X.
Man, all I got was a "G" rating. I was going to say that I suck, but evidently I don't.
I haven't been tagged? Well, shit, I swear as much as you do! (I'm one of those teachers who teaches from the banned book list...it's sort of like a mark of honor...) And seriously, who rated you? How? When? Etc.
Okay--I visited the link...(I'm not that smart...) and I'm an R--I'm so proud. Yarn Porn...that would have gotten you an X-Rating...Yarn Porn...
It's all Sekhmet's fault you know. I got a PG for using the word steal once!
My LJ got rated NC-17 because I used various forms of the f-bomb about ten times - oh, and I mentioned zombies once...The knitblog, though, is very very G.
Mine's a "G." All they could find that was of concern was the word, "strangle." I wasn't surprised, frankly.
But anyone who knows me would be on the floor laughing hysterically. I'm a bit less censored in real life...
If you click on the ratings photo, it's a link that will take you to the web site that does ratings. You enter the URL of your blog (or anything else that strikes your fancy) and it does some lameass search for profanity and other 'bad words' and gives you a rating.
congratulations!!!!!
Yay for the Samurai Knitter and her motley crew. Aussies scoff at the rating system.
I got a friggin' "G".
Little Miss Sweetness and Light here, apparently -- I got a "G", too.
Ok, I have to confess here. Once you laughed that a particular well-known phrase for admonishing your poor kittie showed up as a Google search for your site. Yep, that was from me. I had lurked for awhile adoring your work, and when I wanted to show my husband the funny pics of various things Sekhmet got into, that was the first way I thought to bring them up. Most of which had been commited by our own three 16 lb. male darlings as well, by the way. So, your rating is right on the mark, I'd say, especially since your, er, strong language was even a memory aid for me.
Love the Tut top, and I'm looking forward to seeing what you're doing with those sleeves.
You said porn when you were telling us not to send any to Iraq because it's banned by the United Nations.
:D
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