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I don't think anyone has, or would ever, use the expression you created, but the article describes why this bothers her: "Not a great adjective to have placed n
by PavleMiha 5y ago
I don't think anyone has, or would ever, use the expression you created, but the article describes why this bothers her: "Not a great adjective to have placed next to your name. Repeat something often enough, and people believe it."
I for one wouldn't like something to be described as "the sordid <my name> saga" if I was innocent.
- kortilla 5y agohttp://www.albionmonitor.com/0403a/copyright/rs-bush911scam.html http://www.albionmonitor.com/0403a/copyright/rs-bush911scam.... What do you think Sordid describes in that title? If you thought “9/11”, you thought wrong. Let’s try this a different way. If you read “the unjust Amanda Knox scandal”, would you think Amanda Knox is unjust?