Attempting to convert [MonkeyFighter](https://github.com/TeamOneTickets/Monkey-Fighter) to dynamically handle all grawlix replacements in order to un-censor words.

MonkeyFighter.php

    /**
     * Symbols that could be used to replace letters
     *
     * @var string
     */
    protected $_grawlix = '[!@#$%&*-]';


    /**
     * Associative array of replacements to make
     *
     * @var array
     * @lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbZhpf3sQxQ
     */
    protected $_replacements = array(
        '/S' . $this->_grawlix . '{2}T/'                => 'SHIT',
        '/([Ss])' . $this->_grawlix . '{2}t/'           => "$1" . 'hit',

        '/P' . $this->_grawlix . '{2}s/'                => 'PISS',
        '/([Ss])' . $this->_grawlix . '{2}s/'           => "$1" . 'iss',

        '/F' . $this->_grawlix . '{2}K/'                => 'FUCK',
        '/([Ff])' . $this->_grawlix . '{2}k/'           => "$1" . 'uck',

        '/F' . $this->_grawlix . '{3}ING/'              => 'FUCK',
        '/([Ff])' . $this->_grawlix . '{3}ing/'         => "$1" . 'ucking',

        '/C' . $this->_grawlix . '{2}T/'                => 'CUNT',
        '/([Cc])' . $this->_grawlix . '{2}T/'           => "$1" . 'unt',

        '/C' . $this->_grawlix . '{2}K/'                => 'COCK',
        '/([Cc])' . $this->_grawlix . '{2}k/'           => "$1" . 'ock',

        '/P' . $this->_grawlix . '{4}Y/'                => 'PUSSY',
        '/([Pp])' . $this->_grawlix . '{4}y/'           => "$1" . 'ussy',

    );

https://gist.github.com/spikegrobstein/5813363

just remembered that I needed to post this. had limited free time on my trip to get on here.

Let me know what you think of this concept... basically I think you need a file that contains known degrawlixed strings since I have seen cases of censored band names being more ambiguous.

There are some limitations in my example which would need to be addressed in a final library. For one, I there would need to be hard-coded known censored names. For instance for "God Below" and "God Forbid" which are frequently grawlixed as "G- Forbid" or "G. Forbid" or "G-- Forbid". Maybe the degrawlix.db file could be a slightly better format than just lists of final names, but rather have support for regex for special cases or specific hard-coded transformations. I'm just kinda spitballing here.

Also, I like your implementation of a grawlix character better than mine. I was thinking about the best way to do that on the plane, but I would have used yours had I had access on the plane, but was just trying to get it working.