It's vroom's server, and vroom's code. If enough people complain about using "SHIT" in the error codes, I'm sure he'll change it. Personally, I think it's a nice change from the normal crap; makes it feel a little more home-like. How many of us HAVEN'T said "shit" when an unexpected error crops up? This is just more efficient, that's all...

As for it offending somebody (and I'm sure it will) so what? No matter what vroom does, it's going to offend somebody. Hell, if it makes you feel better, I'll be offended if he does get rid of it - because it's offensive to me when petty, spiteful people ruin a good thing through their inability to accept that the world does not revolve around them. It revolves around me, and the sooner they learn to accept that, the sooner I'll be less grumpy. <SEG>

- Ozymandias

In reply to RE: Unnecessary langauge by Ozymandias
in thread Unnecessary langauge by jcwren

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