One has to assume that the blocked out word refers to a female dog, a word which can be found in any dictionary, and hence one wonders about the censorship regime in which commonly used words are redacted so as to continue to keep us ill informed about the gender of ... well, if they don't allow the word for a female canine, I can hardly use the word for a male one. I mean, I know gender decisiveness is a hot topic, but to leave us wondering actually WHO is going to nurse the puppies is a bit harsh.
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One has to assume that the blocked out word refers to a female dog, a word which can be found in any dictionary, and hence one wonders about the censorship regime in which commonly used words are redacted so as to continue to keep us ill informed about the gender of ... well, if they don't allow the word for a female canine, I can hardly use the word for a male one.
I mean, I know gender decisiveness is a hot topic, but to leave us wondering actually WHO is going to nurse the puppies is a bit harsh.
He used the alternative, "Sasquatch".
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