swear filtre

[Aren Jay]

Instead of using the *****

for the filtre could we use $%&*#(@%$

???

[nomad]

The first toilet ever seen on television was on "Leave It To Beaver":beer:

[fastblackmerc]

Who was the first married couple that slept in the same bed on TV?

[fastblackmerc]

Instead of using the *****

for the filtre could we use $%&*#(@%$

???

If your going to be a post whore, please use a spell checker.

filtre is spelled F I L T E R

[FordNut]

The best filter to use is your brain and fingertips.

[MeadeRaudeR]

Who was the first married couple that slept in the same bed on TV?


mary kay and johnny. what do I win?:)

[fastblackmerc]

Who was the first married couple that slept in the same bed on TV?


mary kay and johnny. what do I win?:)

+1 added to your post count.

[MM2004]

The swear filter is there for a reason...

For the people that cannot curb their habit of swearing on this forum.

We are not in the business to 'customize' the way the filter displays profanity after the fact.

Why is this so hard to comprehend?

Don't swear. No problem.

Simple concept really.

This goes for attachments. Remove the one above or I will.

Mike.

[CBT]

Who was the first married couple that slept in the same bed on TV?


mary kay and johnny. what do I win?:)

Who are they? I thought it was Lucy and Ricky. Or Fred and Wilma.

[SC Cheesehead]

Who was the first married couple that slept in the same bed on TV?


mary kay and johnny. what do I win?:)

Technically, it was Fed and Ethyl Merman of "I Love Lucy."

".....While Lucy and Ricky Ricardo on I LOVE LUCY definitely slept in separate beds, their neighbors Fed and Ethel were actually the first on that show to sleep together in the same bed (well sort of). It seems on the January 17, 1955 episode "First Stop" Ethel and Fred try to
navigate their way through a sagging mattress and consequently are
seen squirming in bed together...."


http://qna.live.com/ShowQuestion.aspx?qid=7FB28140 31C34454AE44AC4A9D0B970E

Add 1 to the post count!

[Bluerauder]

Technically, it was Fed and Ethyl Merman of "I Love Lucy."
Fred and Ethyl Mertz. :D

Ethyl Merman was another person altogether. :P

[fastblackmerc]

Technically, it was Fed and Ethyl Merman of "I Love Lucy."

".....While Lucy and Ricky Ricardo on I LOVE LUCY definitely slept in separate beds, their neighbors Fed and Ethel were actually the first on that show to sleep together in the same bed (well sort of). It seems on the January 17, 1955 episode "First Stop" Ethel and Fred try to
navigate their way through a sagging mattress and consequently are
seen squirming in bed together...."


http://qna.live.com/ShowQuestion.aspx?qid=7FB28140 31C34454AE44AC4A9D0B970E

Add 1 to the post count!

I beg to differ....

May Kay and Johnny were the first:

"The first TV program to show a husband and wife sharing the same bed on a regular basis occurred in 1947 on the Dumont sitcom MARY KAY AND JOHNNY. TV's first sitcom ever. The program told the tale of a newly married couple living in Greenwich Village. Unfortunately, no copies of the show exist so we must rely on the documented memories of others to prove the point. Later in the 1950s Ozzie and Harriet broke the taboo and were seen in the same bed."

Another one to the post count.

[SC Cheesehead]

Fred and Ethyl Mertz. :D

Ethyl Merman was another person altogether. :P

:o Yup! I had the right idea though!

Oh, I guess this adds another one to the post count!:rolleyes:

[CBT]

Ma and Pa Kettle were the first. Episode #3, "Outhouse Stankypanky", Jan 3 1947.

[SC Cheesehead]

Ma and Pa Kettle were the first. Episode #3, "Outhouse Stankypanky", Jan 3 1947.

Casey......:bows:

[CBT]

Casey......:bows:

Yeah Ma had been complaining to Pa that each time she went and used the outhouse, she kept snagging her hair on a nail. So Pa checks it out, comes back, tells her he couldn't find "no dern nail", so she drags him out there:
Ma "See it, Pa?"
Pa "No dadblammit, I don't."
Ma "Lean closer to the seat."
Pa "I don't see nary an old nail."
Ma "Lean clooooooser..."
(Ma shoves Pa's head completely thru the seat hole)
Pa "What in tarnation is wrong with you, woman! Owwww, my beards caught on a nail, Ma!"
Ma "See?!?"
(laugh track)

[Haggis]

The swear filter is there for a reason...

For the people that cannot curb their habit of swearing on this forum.

We are not in the business to 'customize' the way the filter displays profanity after the fact.

Why is this so hard to comprehend?

Don't swear. No problem.

Simple concept really.

This goes for attachments. Remove the one above or I will.

Mike.

I will try and behave myself as long as no one talks about beheading US Military Personnel, then all bets off.

[Blackened300a]

I will try and behave myself as long as no one talks about beheading US Military Personnel, then all bets off.

Cmon now, word's in text are far worse then a beheading video.:rolleyes:

[tjg442]

1947 "ROCK HUDSON" GUEST APPERENCE ON "LASSIE", AND ENDED UP WITH HER IN THE BARN OVERNIGHT.......:banana: DOES THAT COUNT ?

[Mike]

Instead of using the *****

for the filtre could we use $%&*#(@%$

???

You are kidding.....right? :argue: