b*****d!

[Barcared]

The first time I saw the word 'b*****d' applied to the silver I thought 'oops - better edit that' but then I realised just how appropriate it was in describing the silver.

Since then it appears 'b*****d' has been adopted by a few people on here to describe the puzzle, so unless anyone complains about the word 'b*****d', I say we leave it as a Revo acceptable swearword!

Please Note: MotherF***er is NOT an acceptable swearword but equally adequately describes the silver!

[DatabaseMonkey]

The first time I saw the word 'b*****d' applied to the silver I thought 'oops - better edit that' but then I realised just how appropriate it was in describing the silver.

Since then it appears 'b*****d' has been adopted by a few people on here to describe the puzzle so unless anyone complains about the word 'b*****d' I say we leave it as a Revo acceptable swearword!

Please Note: MotherF***er is NOT an acceptable swearword but equally adequately describes the silver!

I thought the latter phrase was reserved for the Gold And some creativity would be required to nickname the handmade

[MikeyZee]

I second the motion to adopt the "b*****d".

[maztec]

Motion accepted and put up for general election. Please state our Ayes or Nayes.

[kev1n]

Motion accepted and put up for general election. Please state our Ayes or Nayes.

Seeing as it was me who coined the term in the first place when I reviewed the silver on my blog:
http://www.puzzlemad.co.uk/2011/04/moth ... e.html?m=0

I, of course, feel honour bound to vote Aye