I will guarantee you they would NOT be censored, Dave. The opening post was tongue in cheek and mentioned no names. It is very likely that we, in our roles as moderators, would have discussed it, and kept an eye on it. As to the terminology I used, that was an attempt at humour, and meant to draw a response. I have always found it hilarious when someone is called an obstreperous prick. I think the first time I heard it was in the Navy when an E-8 Chief Petty Officer had finished off chewing the arse out of a subordinate. The lower ranked enlisted man lost his temper and called the Chief about 47 different kinds of a mo#€~rf*%#ker, and ended with "a old obstreperous prick". It was an amazing display of the ancient and honourable art of creative profanity that these two squids put on. Makes me laugh just thinking about it.