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Any photos of your makeover in the offing, Uki? 
xxx
Oooh I get very cross when posts get eaten or disappear into the ether. I only have a phone to construct pithy prose so one fingering is taxing at best and infuriating if to no avail.
I once did a bit elsewhere requiring the conveying of a sentence someone uttered as a response. Their response was the whole point of the post.Took many attempts to find a way of writing the word that the filter would accept.
Moderation leapt in big stylee 'attempting to beat the censor'. I was err very cross. Of course I replied 
What infuriated me was other words, barely tweaked and blatantly obvious sail through. That if you were not already familiar with the word you still wouldn't have been after my post and quite frankly 'children' were not protected on that forum from stuff that would melt their mind or murder their soul... or general inane, untrue, inaccurate tosh.
Ahem not bitter at all. Neither was my response to moderation... which didn't come back to me, so job done 
Cheers
I've managed to conjure up an image - Priscilla, Queen of the Desert with Patrick Swayze.
I've never seen the film but know it was to do with men in drag xxx
