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Obscenity (from the Latin obscenus, meaning "foul, repulsive, detestable") generally covers sexual or scatological references to the body or bodily functions. The term is also used in a legal context to describe expressions (whether words, images or actions) that offend the sexual morality of a given time and place and are not protected by the First Amendment.

Profanity is an expression that is specifically offensive to members of a religious group. The definition also extends to expressions that are scatological, derogatory, racist, sexist, or sexual. What is and isn't profane largely depends on the context and the company you keep.

Vulgarity (from the Latin vulgis, meaning "the common people,"), which used to refer to text written in a vernacular instead of Latin, has two definitions today, depending on who you ask. For some, vulgarity is generally coarse or crude language. For others, it is more specifically the act of substituting a coarse word in a context where a more refined expression would be expected.

The Advance After Combat Guild Discord/Vassal List - September 2023

Advance After Combat Game Log

Games Reviewed by Advance After Combat

AAC GUILD Game Reviews!

AAC Game Organization Wisdom Repository

Spare Parts List: https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/1512393/aac-junkyard-spare-game-parts

Alcoholic Adventure Cabal: https://aac.podbean.com/

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AAC Con 2023 - October 18-22, 2023

+ Want to Play Geeklist: I Want to Play THIS at AACON 2023!

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