Finally! 38 years after George Carlin's comedy routine, "The Seven Words You Can't Say on Television", the eighth word has been born. The R-word stands for "Retard" which is now banned thanks to state house rallies in Massachusetts, Indiana and Ohio. Rallies included earnest do-gooders marching around with a dozen "differently abled", mentally challenged citizens who are no longer called retarded but were told they were offended by the use of it.

Thanks to the rally, you can hear the R-word shouted at least 900 times a day in middle school and high school hallways.
Welcome to banishment, "Retard"!

shit, excrement, poop. two girls one cup revolutionized this word.

An amazing board game made by none other than Hasbro:

Time is against you. You know what you'd like to say if you could only find the words. But some thins in life are strictly ... TABOO.

Example: How do you get your team to say the word BIRTHDAY ... if you can't say the words HAPPY, ANNIVERSARY, CANDLES, PRESENT or CAKE?

You might say: "Friends and family sing to you once each year," or "You celebrate this event by blowing out a fire on top of a frosted dessert." Or you might hum the well-known tune until your team shouts, "Birthday!"

Each time your team shouts out the secret word, you get a point. But be careful! Your opponents will be looking over your shoulder, making sure you don't say of the TABOO words. Because if you do and they catch you, they sound the buzzed and score the point!

TABOO ...it's unspeakable fun.

To accidentally slip up and say the wrong thing on camera or before a large public group; more specifically, to accidentally say a forbidden word (usually "fuck") on the air or in a place where it is forbidden.

From an on-air gaffe made by Ernie Anastos of WNYW-TV in New York on 16 September 2009, when he accidentally told a fellow anchorman to "keep fucking that chicken."

exodia is a term that can be used as a noun, verb , or adjective. Exodia is the forbidden word and can only be used in certain circumstances. Exodia was originated deep within the compounding deck of MAster Yugi in Yughio.

Special Olympics' preferred euphemism for retard or retarded.

Alternative insults such as special or mental have become synonymous with the forbidden words. Ironically, some trace the etymology of "special" to Special Olympics. Also, some trace the etymology of "mental" to mentally retarded. The campaign to erase "retard" has only shifted the same meaning to new insults.

Special Olympics is right. The n-word has completely displaced the original word in civil society. Perhaps the r-word will completely displace its original word. Transitions from very damaging slurs to euphemisms are often necessary. However, Special Olympics is a bit naive if they think that erasing one slur will cancel out synonyms. Perhaps the campaign should also focus on the less obvious but similarly offensive alternatives.

This is the most foul and demeaning name that you can call someone. It has even been outlawed in some countries because it is so offensive. This word is culmination of thousands of years of racism and discrimination. Ningerew is comprised of three separate words each of which in themselves are repugnant and repulsive. The first word that makes up the forbidden word is Ginger, a name that profiles the strange and strongly disliked class of humans with red hair. The second word is Nigger, a term used to describe an African American slave in the mid 1800s in North America. The third word is Jew which is the ethnic race of people whose origin is from Israel or of Hebrew decent. This specific group of people have been persecuted and picked on pretty much since the beginning of time. These three words combined form the putrefied and stomach-turning forbidden word Ningerew, a word that should only be used in the utmost ext...