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I understand you :) Now I'm overthinking, What's in a name? Maybe whether it's 'slurrish' has to do with the assumed tone of voice it was written in. On the one
by bitsinthesky 3y ago
I understand you :) Now I'm overthinking, What's in a name? Maybe whether it's 'slurrish' has to do with the assumed tone of voice it was written in. On the one hand, it's a great word, exactly as you said, on the other, I've heard Russian propagandists use it and really _mean_ it in an ugly way. Anyways, it's not important and I feel I've over stayed my welcome.
- rainworld 3y agoFor me, it really is all-purpose, neutral. Granted, you will probably see it used in a less than neutral way more often than not.