Your challenge: use the 7 banned words in a sentence.

[pnwmom]

Here's mine.

President Fetus, with his enormous sense of entitlement, rejects evidence-based and science-based solutions, but I think they're the best way to ensure diversity and protect vulnerable people, including those who are transgender.

(For those who missed it, there were reports last week that people at the CDC have been banned from using those words in budget documents.)

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. Evidence-based solutions can help the vulnerable transgender fetus

obtain access to entitlements and encourage science-based approaches to diversity.

[pnwmom]

2. Hah! And that is a very compact sentence, too. n/t

[Pachamama]

3. Well done....

[Kath2]

4. I;ll give it a try.

Protecting diversity and the rights of vulnerable people, some of whom are transgender, and protecting the environment with evidence-based and science-based solutions is far more important than protecting the "rights" of a fetus and your own entitlement, Trump!

[malaise]

5. Excellent

Great thread

Rec

[Kath2]

9. Thanks!

[pnwmom]

10. Yes -- and I agree!

[GreatCaesarsGhost]

15. Verboten

Protecting CENSORED and the rights of CENSORED people, some of whom are CENSORED, and protecting the environment with CENSORED and CENSORED solutions is far more important than protecting the "rights" of a CENSORED and your own CENSORED, Glorious Leader!

[SummerSnow]

6. Here is my sentence..

The banned words are... fetus, entitlement, evidence-based, science-based, diversity, vulnerable and transgender.

[malaise]

7. ROFL

[LAS14]

8. good on you, as my Australian buddies say. nt

[pnwmom]

12. Hah! Did you ever write a sentence like that in a vocab test when you were asked

to use a word in a sentence?

I always wondered how a teacher would react if you just said, "The meaning of X is x."

[SummerSnow]

13. Yes! I remember we had to do vocabulary words in a sentence in elementary school...

and one of the words was 'indict'. I had no clue what it meant. So I remember writing a sentence for it. ' The teacher told me to spell the word indict. She gave me half a credit, but she knew I had no clue what it meant. lol. She told my mother about it and for years my mom would ask me to spell it and define it, just for shits and giggles. lol

[pnwmom]

14. I bet the teacher had a good laugh out of that one! nt

[Kath2]

16. Yes!

LOL!

[madinmaryland]

11. Shit, piss, fuck, c***, cocksucker, motherfucker, and tits.

Tits? Thanks for these words, George Carlin!

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