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Periodic Table of Swearing on show

NSFW Cult comic collective Modern Toss is holding an exhibition this week, showcasing its 2011 catalogue of work, which includes the outfit's mannerless machine, the Interactive Periodic Table of Swearing.

Interactive Periodic Table of Swearing

The smutty surface, which raised eyebrows when it debuted earlier this year, does exactly what it says on the tin, throwing out offensive phrases at the push of a button.

Built with the help of Clay Interactive, a company specialising in "digital experiences", the Interactive Periodic Table of Swearing is not for the faint of heart. Check it out in expletive NSFW action below:

Alongside this discourteous desk, visitors can see other Modern Toss creations, including an abstract portrait booth, anti-establishment poster designs and a look at the company's venture into television: its Channel 4 show Business Mouse.

If you have the time, trot on down to the Modern Toss 2011 Seasonal Blow Out, which runs until 18 December at the Imitate Modern Gallery, 27a Devonshire Street, London W1G 6PN. ®

Anonymous Coward

Prior Art

http://www.rathergood.com/buffy

he also did the swearotron, but I can't seem to find a link

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need one

need one .. and then play it like a grand piano ... captain nemo style (including opera cloak)

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Anonymous Coward

Bought it, you motherf*cking c*nt.

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Missing

The ultimate word, seems they don't want to go to Scunthorpe. The app says $96 to buy, Wtf!

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Craig 12..

Android Modern toss.. (use the search, it's easier... )

reviews on site..

" Just a bit of a problem firing the swears from the full table. Doesn't seem to activate unless you hit on the words."

" Pretty buggy. Even the link to the feedback page doesn't work, hence my leaving this here..."

IF it was free, ad supported. I would try it... but not worth the pennies, when I will dump it when I get bored with it... :(

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