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christian server 

a place where you may not swear
Guy 1: HECK!!
Guy 2: Sorry sir, this is a Christian server, so no swearing!
christian server by MQGaming August 21, 2017

my christian server 

a minecraft server that is designed for christians
player: frick
admin: dont swear on my christian server

Minecraft Christian Server 

A Minecraft server with no swearing (ie: hecks, and fricks).
absolutely NO ONE can swear on this Minecraft Christian Server

Christian Server 

A place where the swearing of ANYONE isn't tolerated, and shall not tarnish the Holy land we have been blessed with, anyone who does not obey these rule will be politely asked to leave.

Words that aren't allowed (forgive me):
Heck, Frick, Poop, A-Hole, and Darn.
Person 1: What the Frick!?
Person 2: I'm sorry sir, but this is a Christian Server, so no swearing!
Person 1: Darn
Person 2: I'm sorry sir but I will have to ask you politely, yet sternly, to leave this Christian Server because you have sworn. :(

Christian Server 

A place on the interwebs in which one must obey the teaching of lord lil pump and must retain from using profanity or one will face recently decided punishments.
Micheal- “This game is fricking poop”

Dylan- “No swearing on lord pump’s Christian Server. Er no go and have a bath” *kicks Micheal*
Christian Server by Urmumhasgae February 23, 2018

Christian Server 

A rare place of God, located inside a video game platform where God is always present. Everybody prays to the Lord Jesus while living in harmony without any swearing. Can also refer to a real life encounter where a swear word is present.
Christian Server by WhyMyPPsmall November 14, 2017
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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