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"Silicon Valley" is used in the title to describe where the IT Administrator that the article is about is located. Similar to "Florida man"
by skyyler 7y ago
"Silicon Valley" is used in the title to describe where the IT Administrator that the article is about is located.
Similar to "Florida man"
- songshuu 7y agoI like where this is going... "Silicon Valley Man found doing insider trading with buddies." "Silicon Valley Man is pumping the blood of the youth through his veins."
- nullc 7y ago"Florida man" is largely due to Florida's extremely aggressive open records laws making the tawdry details of every nutball's minor arrest instantly public. What's Silicon Valley's excuse?
- skyyler 7y agoYou misunderstand my comment. Using a location before the words "man" or "woman" implies that the man or woman is from that location. When I say "Chicago woman makes thirty pizzas for homeless shelters", you wouldn't ask about the relevance of the word 'Chicago' because it adds to your understanding of the woman.