The letter ë, pronounced 'yo' as in 'yob', may look like just an 'e' with two dots on top, but Ulyanovsk natives say it is the most expressive and, if you wish, the most indecent letter in Russian.
The MoJ figures also revealed a similar rise in the number of convictions under the Malicious Communications Act, which states that it is an offence to send a threatening, offensive or indecent letter, electronic communication or article with the intent to cause distress or anxiety.
But Blanton had a lot of enemies, and they were quick to denounce his letter, proclaiming it "the most indecent letter" ever to be entered on the Record.
Vogel said that "Indecent" was a love letter to all her students who dare to write incendiary plays, even as she tries to teach them "to give pain and discomfort in the right way, not for the thrill of it".
Mr. McNinch said the commission had received letters criticizing the program as "profane," "obscene," "indecent," "vulgar," "filthy," "sexy," and "insulting to the American public".
Then came the four counts of indecent assault on the 15-year-old victim who had written the anonymous letter.
The state's media watchdog, the Communications and Media Commission, recently condemned the show in a letter because it "contains jokes that are in most cases aggressive, indecent and impudent".
As reported by The York Press, 22-year-old Phillip Kirk, who had downloaded more than 1,000 indecent images of children despite being closely watched by police, wrote in the letter: "I have been a paedophile since the age of 13 and openly a paedophile for the last three years".
WHEN Pope John Paul II visited Greece three years ago, letters to Greek newspapers were full of smouldering indignation about his indecent haste.
"They fondle my earthenwares / They go through my drawers / Delighted in advance by my love letters…" In another verse he says it has been deemed "indecent" that he's "failed to die during the springtime, when one so loves lilacs".
Since both players used four-letter words, each could be sanctioned under Rule E3, which bans improper conduct and "indecent or insulting words or behaviour".
