I am writing a script for an IRC bot that basically monitors text for certain words, and takes action against naughty users. Right now it is something like: 
if (($message=~/damn/i) or ($message=~/crap/i)) { #but with harsher la
+nguage, and more cases ;)

#action goes here.  Kick, ban, etc...

}

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I want to make it a bit more robust, by filtering all those lame evasion techniques. Example: d4mn, d a m n, d.a.m.n, d 4m.n... (You get the picture, It's an anal bot :D ) I could either find some sort of general regexp like ~/d?(a|4)?m?n/i or maybe some kind of wordlist that I could feed in to the program using DBI or something similiar. Any ideas?

In reply to Robust Anti-Swear script by Azhrarn

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