NSFW ???

ZoZo · 15 Mar 2010

What does this NSFW thing stand for, and why do some people have it on their thread titles? I've come up with all sorts of variations of what it might mean, and I'm sure it's none of them :lol:

TheNissanMan · 15 Mar 2010

Not Safe For Work

ZoZo · 15 Mar 2010

OK, didn't guess that one - so next question, what does that mean then?

I think I'm being a bit slow here :lol:

Arkady · 15 Mar 2010

Tits and ass photos - or willies...or anything that you wouldn't be happy for your boss to catch you looking at while at your work-desk.

ZoZo · 15 Mar 2010

Ahhhhhhhhhh

ooooooo kkkkkkkkk

mattyh · 15 Mar 2010

More importantly.... What variations did you come up with?

Were they rude?

2blue4u · 15 Mar 2010

And it's massively overused. IMHO.

ZoZo · 15 Mar 2010

mattyh said:
More importantly.... What variations did you come up with?

Were they rude?

Erm, they weren't all sharable, no :lol:

I guess some of them were NSFW :lol:

IanC_UK · 15 Mar 2010

2blue4u said:
And it's massively overused. IMHO.

Yep, the only time i have used it, wasnt really NSFW, but there was no alternative to put a warning on, as it was a Eagle eating a Rabbit and didnt want people just going in there and then complaining about the gore lol

Geordi69 · 15 Mar 2010

IanC_UK said:
Yep, the only time i have used it, wasnt really NSFW, but there was no alternative to put a warning on, as it was a Eagle eating a Rabbit and didnt want people just going in there and then complaining about the gore lol

I first read that as a Rabbit eating an Eagle!!!

Thought you don't see that every day, then my brain caught up with my eyes.

TheNissanMan · 15 Mar 2010

Geordi69 said:
I first read that as a Rabbit eating an Eagle!!!

Thought you don't see that every day, then my brain caught up with my eyes.

Now a rabbit eating an eagle really would have been a shot to have grabbed

munch · 15 Mar 2010

Not Suitable For Work

With some web restrictors some companies operate not only do they prevent you from going to some websites (they deem inappropriate), they then prevent you using the site that provided the link. Well that's how ours used to work.