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Hence, my comment about sarcasm. Just what do you think was the intended meaning when someone calls a city perfect?

• ZoF 11y ago
  About the same meaning I would derive from a native of anywhere saying their home-town/city/country is 'amazing/perfect/etc...' That they're(almost always) expressing a sentiment not making a statement of fact. Can you name many situations where 'perfect' is actually used literally? That cake was perfect? I think not; you're completely ignoring the non-locally-sourced flour. I'm not trying to say your point isn't valid it just seemed out of place and tangentially related to the topic.
  • sheraz 11y ago
    Point taken. And agreed -- this thread is way off from Norway handing Finland a mountain... Have an upvote form me :-)