Looks like profanity, but it isn't.

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honestrosewater said:
115 is "s" in ISO-8859-1, what PF uses. The filter catches it the second time around.
That's pretty much what I was saying. I guess I wasn't clear.
Oh, Unicode doesn't work in IE6. :frown:
I was wondering about that. It figures...
 
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plover said:
Hmph, my non-bolded version (Lifsh​its) from last night was apparently so sneaky no one even noticed it. :-p

Eh, it's not all that sneaky from where I sit. My browser shows a square between the "h" and the "i" in your solution to this little problem.

I rule!
 
Tom Mattson said:
Eh, it's not all that sneaky from where I sit. My browser shows a square between the "h" and the "i" in your solution to this little problem.

I rule!
Which browser are you using? Vanilla IE6? Or a variant? I'm just curious if the browsers based on IE also fail on Unicode.

Also, can you see the Cyrillic characters in my earlier post (#19)? (They show up in IE6 on my machine, but I have Eastern European fonts and such installed.)