Dirty Putrid Terrible Yucky Slatter Phrases

**Slatter phrase** means "bad nasty phrase". Plural noun of "slatter phrase": slatter phrases. Also, slatter phrases have no curse words eternally. Any slatter phrases should never be used as well. Slatter rhymes with batter, shatter, spatter, splatter. Slatter means "use any odious phrases (remember that each putrid, odious phrase has no cursing at all times, no matter how many total)".

List of slatter phrases

"Even if it's not you, it's still you" is called "Bad Phrase #1" (fake names and real names are always different)

"It doesn't matter", "I don't care", "it doesn't make a difference", "too bad", they're the same, they're also called "Bad Phrase #2" (Certain reasons only. Reasons: fake names and real names are different, people hate any nasty changes, privilege loss lasts way too long, people don't wanna accept any odious changes, people never want non-racist cursing to be extremely bad)

"Even if I'm not here, I still catch you" is called "Bad Phrase #3" (example: sneaking without getting caught)

"Change is good" is called "Bad Phrase #4" (Nasty changes only, no matter how many)

"Even if change is bad, change is still good" "Change is still good even if change is bad", they're the same, they're also called "Bad Phrase #5"

"Nasty changes are part of life" is called "Bad Phrase #6"

"People pictures are always on purpose", "People pictures are not an accident", "People pictures are always deliberate", they're exactly the same, they're also called "Bad Phrase #7"

"Self-talking is always on purpose", "Self-talking is not an accident", "Self-talking is always deliberate", they're the same, they're also called "Bad Phrase #8"

"People's addresses are always on purpose", "People's addresses are not an accident", "People's addresses are always deliberate", they are the same, they are also called "Bad Phrase #9"

"Fake names are always on purpose" "Fake names are not an accident" "Fake names are always deliberate", they're exactly the same, they're also called "Bad Phrase #10"

"Nasty change is good" is called "Bad Phrase #11"

"Cursing is always a sin in Heaven" is called "Bad Phrase #12"

"People pictures are always a sin" is called "Bad Phrase #13"

"People's addresses are always a sin" is called "Bad Phrase #14"

"Self-talking is always a sin" is called "Bad Phrases #15"

"Fake names are always a sin" is called "Bad Phrase #16"

"Being gone for months is part of life" is called "Bad Phrase #17"

"Too much telling what to do is okay" is called "Bad Phrase #18"

"Too much telling what to do is part of life" is called "Bad Phrase #19"

"Being gone for months is okay" is called "Bad Phrase #20"

"Cursing is always a crime", "cursing is always illegal", "cursing is always a felony", they're the same, they are also called "Bad Phrase #21"

"People pictures are always a crime", "people pictures are always illegal", "people pictures are always a felony", they're the same, they're also called "Bad Phrase #22"

"Fake names are always illegal", "fake names are always a crime", "fake names are always a felony", they're the same, they're also called "Bad Phrase #23"

"Self-talking is always a crime", "self-talking is always illegal", "self-talking is always a felony", they are the same, they are also called "Bad Phrase#24"

"People's addresses are always illegal", "people's addresses are always a crime", "people are always a felony", they're the same, they're also called "Bad Phrase #25"

"Free money is always a sin" is called "Bad Phrase #26"

"Free money is always illegal", "free money is always a felony", "free money is always a crime", they're the same, they're also called "Bad Phrase #27"

"Running away is always a sin" is called "Bad Phrase #28"