in reply to Jokes, ad-hominem attacks, and sensitivity

FWIW, I thought Re: RFC: Acme::BottomsUp qualified as egregiously offsensive. Offensiveness has a lot to do with perceived intent. But I thought the discussion under that node was interesting, and, for one reason or another, upvoted everything there.

Do you wear mixtures of wool and linen? I don't.

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Re^2: Jokes, ad-hominem attacks, and sensitivity
by DrHyde (Prior) on Aug 24, 2006 at 09:45 UTC
    If "offensiveness has a lot to do with perceived intent" and you thought it was "egregiously offsensive" then I suggest you recalibrate your intent-o-meter. It is faulty.

    The use of the word "christ" in common speech is just a figure of speech. It means nothing.

      Since you are pretending to not understand what I'm talking about, I'll do the same:

      I'm delighted to hear that you'll be removing the "Galloping gay" from your post.