That's exactly what I did when I saw this pop up on the screen, Cheryl.

It actually took me going through the blog 3 times to even find this little bit of "profanity", Heather.  But, I think that the viagra spammers is a good guess as to why they have to be extra careful.

I LOL'd, but I didn't ROFL, Donna. ;P  I couldn't believe it when it popped up on the screen.  Oops!  Will AR flag me for profanity for using the phrase "popped up"?  LOL

I think "hard" is OK, John.  In fact, "on" is perfectly acceptable I am sure.  However, the use of "hard" in conjunction with "on" is frowned upon.  At least on Trulia.  :)

Definite fail whale, Jason.  But hi-LAR-ious, nonetheless!

That's funny, Dennis.  When I used to commute to work, I would pass a building company who had "Erections" displayed prominently on their building as part of their name.  Made me laugh every time.

I found it pretty funny, William.  Not dumb.  I think Heather above may have hit on the nose with them being so worried about SPAM.

I "swear", Sheldon.  ;P

I wonder if my Bingo Whore blog would work on Trulia, Melinda. :)

I wonder if my Bingo Whore blog would work on Trulia, Melinda. :)

Thanks, Will.  I'm trying not to be "hard on" them.  You're not the first man to mention the lipstick in the photo.  I didn't realize men had a thing for lipstick.

Hi, Rudy.  I applaud the quality control measures and don't have any trouble with that.  I just thought it was funny that they saw "hard on" as profanity.  That's all.  As you can see, others found it funny, too.  I actually had to go through the blog post 3 times to find that one instance that these two words appeared together as well.  So, your quality control is REALLY good.  I hope I didn't offend you with my post. ;)

Oh, Carra.  Don't be so "hard on" me.  :)

Thanks, Brenda.  I actually laughed out loud when it came up.  Oops!  Would the phrase "came up" have passed?  I don't know.  ;)