Re: Smack 0.3 Released.

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On Thursday 04 May 2006 19:54, Rob was like:
> Where I'm sitting, "gimp" is an insulting term for a handicapped
> person, 

I didn't know that. 

> and only became a BDSM related term after the movie Pulp 
> Fiction had a character by that name.  

I'm sure the bdsm context has been around longer than that.

> It'd be like calling a 
> KDE image editor "kike".  (Don't know if that's a naughty word
> over there too, but it is here.)

Naughty? Huh? The word Kike is downright offensive in any context.

> I think no matter what collection of vowels and consonants you
> put together, sooner or later it's going to upset somebody.

My original point was not about whether there was anything naughty or 
offensive about the word 'smack'. I don't do moral outrage generally. I was 
merely pointing out that it had put me off trying out some possibly excellent 
software because of its connotations. <irony>OK, I'll just call my next 
album 'Crap songs I wrote when I was depressed' if it doesn't matter.</irony>
-- 
cheers,

tim hall
http://glastonburymusic.org.uk/tim
We are the people We've been waiting for.


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