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I wonder what the reaction from the community would be. Probably not very good... which is bad since the meaning of those words, in this context, is clear. And
by rplnt 14y ago
I wonder what the reaction from the community would be. Probably not very good... which is bad since the meaning of those words, in this context, is clear. And it's not really offensive, although there are more polite forms of course.
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- ohkine 14y agoYou don't think it's offensive that sexual acts traditionally associated with women are considered inherently derogatory?
- potatolicious 14y ago> "And it's not really offensive" Wait, someone using crude, derogatory language to describe someone else is not offensive? Describing your opponent as wanting to deep-throat a competitor is merely impolite now? How socially clueless are we around here? I'm so very sick and tired of the apologists here. Our industry is known for prima donnas who are constantly at each others throats, with no semblance of civility whatsoever. We are the only industry I've ever seen where we take pride in being callous, insensitive, and deliberately terrible to each other. All under the guise of "not playing by The Man's rules".
- rplnt 14y agoHe wasn't describing anyone, just their actions. And it's perfectly clear what it means.