Can someone please tell me, in what language, situation or bizarre sexual proclivity is the name "Peter" a profanity?
I'm burning off some old companions to bump the Bolster on some alts, and being short of time and short on inspiration, I decided to name my Cleric's new Pewter Golem, "Peter T Golem".
It wouldn't let me.
So through a brief process of elimination I discovered that it had no issue with the word "Golem" or the letter "T", but "Peter" is a bad word???
It's my own middle &%^$ing name!!!
I refuse to believe that I can have gone through life this long without discovering that it was a filthy word in some language or other!
So anyone who can enlighten me... I would be very grateful.
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As I understand it, it is a Microsoft thing, and not Neverwinter...
The shortened form of "Richard"... sure. But Peter?
The closest I could find was my long dead Grandma's favourite "Knock Knock" joke...
"Knock knock"
"Who's there?"
"Peter"
"Peter who?"
"Peter night before you go to bed, cos I'm not washing those sheets again!"
The only slang use I'd ever come across for "Peter" was it's use to mean "safe" or "solid" which came from the Biblical St Peter aka "The Rock"
Is it ironic that "The Rock" is now the nom de guerre of Dwayne JOHNSON? Now THAT is an American slang word I AM familiar with!
Edited to Add: "I'm starting the clock now on how fast this thread gets shut by admin... "
I think its because we've had centuries more to muck about with the English language and find the best ways to break it than everyone else. Though my Aussie mates have a pretty good way of making English sound like it was developed with the express intention of being vulgar and insulting.
"Drongo" is my particular favourite Antipodean word. No one needs a definition when a Queenslander states, "Ah, shut yer face, ya Drongo!"
Of course, I have little doubt that someone is probably going to come on later and explain that it's an aboriginal word for the male member...
It always looks like I'm cussing out my party because random words are censored.
(jk)
Just thought I'd add that gem of intellectual witticism to this high brow conversation.
But as others have said, its an MS issue, not Neverwinter...