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> Killing, I have no problem with, but I'm an American. If I were, say Austrian, I might prefer terminating processes. Why do you feel that Austrians have a sp
by mryan 11y ago
> Killing, I have no problem with, but I'm an American. If I were, say Austrian, I might prefer terminating processes.
Why do you feel that Austrians have a special sensitivity to the term "killing"?
- coderdude 11y agoArnold Schwarzenegger is Austrian. He played the Terminator.
- mryan 11y agoTrue, but do you think that is the point OP was making? "Members of a particular country should have a preference for a word that is associated with an individual from that country" seems like a rather strange linguistic argument to make :-)
- gkya 11y ago> the point OP was making He makes no point.
- csours 11y agoYes, it was a joke that apparently was only funny to myself, which I am fine with.
- gkya 11y agoYour first comment reads like if it was serious though, sorry. I suggest use '/s' for this situations, even though it's a bit lame to have to denote sarcasm. Also, the head of the thread is flagged out, so people who took yours seriously probably thought that you made that comment.
- csours 11y agoYea, I should know better than to write comments after midnight when I'm feeling silly, but it does help to get my thoughts down. I had more silliness in the comment, but I removed it, so the tone is kinda weird right now.