>> ^poolcleaner:
Honestly, how does NSFW even apply to a bit of swearing? Who uses speakers at work to watch non-work related internet videos? If you do, you're probably going to be unemployed anyhow, so the point of the tag is lost.


Well I like to know that a video has swearing or anything inappropriate so I don't have my little children right here when I watch it. But that's just me. NSFW can also mean not suitable for kids.

Oh man, is this from that 80's Transformers movie? There were so many Autobots and Decepticons that were killed it's probably not suitable for kids.

Yeah, I thought it was cute, but there still seem to be some people out there who think it's offensive, not suitable for kids (a little peck?!?) &c; making me feel that I'm a bad person if I don't start an orphanage for gay kids tomorrow. It does complicate matters for us continental Europeans, though: should I switch to, completely un-edible American sauces because I like their ads and abstain from the real mayo until the French and Belgians become more progressive ;-)?