John McAfee · archived post

@StockPhotoMan I do. I wrote it myself and produce it whenever confronted about it.

The "N" word is the most powerful word in the English language. Feared by all, to the point it cannot be spoken aloud, whispered, even mouthed unless to the most trusted. The world listens. Those whom the word blesses, however, sing it. Let us remember that this Christmas.

@Capitalismotop No

@Cockles666fork :) They come when they come.

@TruthRaiderHQ Don't EVER say that word again on my pag!!! :)

@Leve_raged Use it.

@MizzzFortune :)

@francisruminent And to you

@FfAvbIjhXJYVPWu Has this ever worked for you? Just curious.

@NeptunoRoboto Ty

@KevinHuckle And to you and yours.

@danielwilkie @rudy_mustang What is it to you?

@RexCooters @DejaRu22 Lmfao

@LilShpee I've locked them in the basement.

@JeanDeny313 Yep

I can hardly wait until all words become forbidden. It may happen. I know of not a single word that does not offend someone, somewhere. Imagine the blissful silence that will ensue.

@mayorofohio420 Offensive to Communists. In most communist countries personal freedom is equated with egotistical thinking.

@Juicetruck2 Trying to. It is, after all, of Eskimo origin. "Vibe", in Mukluk, is the sound made under the ice holes used for breathing by seals, when the seal is nearly ready to poke it's head out. If you've never hunted seals, what right do you have to use the word "vibe"?

@BChurch410 Clearly, you have never been to Tokyo.