It has been brought to my attention that I've used the vulgar and offensive term "motherfuckers" in two recent posts to describe various classes of people.
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It has been brought to my attention that I've used the vulgar and offensive term "motherfuckers" in two recent posts to describe various classes of people.
And that is, of course, because I'm a stickler for both clarity and precision when referring to techbros and transphobes.
Which means I should acknowledge that usage count is now three posts.
And to further clarify, while I'm sorry if someone told you there wouldn't be any math today, I am not sorry for anything else.
Thank you.
@lisamelton Ha ha!
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It has been brought to my attention that I've used the vulgar and offensive term "motherfuckers" in two recent posts to describe various classes of people.
And that is, of course, because I'm a stickler for both clarity and precision when referring to techbros and transphobes.
Which means I should acknowledge that usage count is now three posts.
And to further clarify, while I'm sorry if someone told you there wouldn't be any math today, I am not sorry for anything else.
Thank you.
@lisamelton I’ll endorse this usage and those motherfuckers can go suck eggs.
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It has been brought to my attention that I've used the vulgar and offensive term "motherfuckers" in two recent posts to describe various classes of people.
And that is, of course, because I'm a stickler for both clarity and precision when referring to techbros and transphobes.
Which means I should acknowledge that usage count is now three posts.
And to further clarify, while I'm sorry if someone told you there wouldn't be any math today, I am not sorry for anything else.
Thank you.
@lisamelton Goddamnit ... I didn't want to do math today. Fuck.
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It has been brought to my attention that I've used the vulgar and offensive term "motherfuckers" in two recent posts to describe various classes of people.
And that is, of course, because I'm a stickler for both clarity and precision when referring to techbros and transphobes.
Which means I should acknowledge that usage count is now three posts.
And to further clarify, while I'm sorry if someone told you there wouldn't be any math today, I am not sorry for anything else.
Thank you.
@lisamelton I am also a fan of the term motherfucker and have little patience with people offended by it. Their pearl-clutching is not our problem.
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It has been brought to my attention that I've used the vulgar and offensive term "motherfuckers" in two recent posts to describe various classes of people.
And that is, of course, because I'm a stickler for both clarity and precision when referring to techbros and transphobes.
Which means I should acknowledge that usage count is now three posts.
And to further clarify, while I'm sorry if someone told you there wouldn't be any math today, I am not sorry for anything else.
Thank you.
@lisamelton Fuck those guys.
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It has been brought to my attention that I've used the vulgar and offensive term "motherfuckers" in two recent posts to describe various classes of people.
And that is, of course, because I'm a stickler for both clarity and precision when referring to techbros and transphobes.
Which means I should acknowledge that usage count is now three posts.
And to further clarify, while I'm sorry if someone told you there wouldn't be any math today, I am not sorry for anything else.
Thank you.
@lisamelton
It is an unfortunate feature of the English language that most of our best and most powerful curse words turn out to be, in some way, sexist, racist, sex-negative, homophobic, transphobic, or in some other way negative and potentially harmful to unintended targets. I spent too much of my life being too polite, but now that I have embraced everyday cursing, it's a constant struggle. Dammit. _______! _____! ____! ______ _____! Rats! -
It has been brought to my attention that I've used the vulgar and offensive term "motherfuckers" in two recent posts to describe various classes of people.
And that is, of course, because I'm a stickler for both clarity and precision when referring to techbros and transphobes.
Which means I should acknowledge that usage count is now three posts.
And to further clarify, while I'm sorry if someone told you there wouldn't be any math today, I am not sorry for anything else.
Thank you.
@lisamelton Right on.
Those motherfucking cunts can fuck right off.
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It has been brought to my attention that I've used the vulgar and offensive term "motherfuckers" in two recent posts to describe various classes of people.
And that is, of course, because I'm a stickler for both clarity and precision when referring to techbros and transphobes.
Which means I should acknowledge that usage count is now three posts.
And to further clarify, while I'm sorry if someone told you there wouldn't be any math today, I am not sorry for anything else.
Thank you.
@lisamelton Interesting how I, a man, have used the term "motherfuckers" repeatedly on Fedi without receiving any censure. I wonder what the difference could possibly be.
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@lisamelton I’m British, so the word “fuck” is more of a verbal tic than a swear word to me. But even for those who think it’s offensive, I am reliably informed it’s a good way to make the LLM crawlers go away, so at this point, it’s basically mandatory.
@samir @lisamelton really? Well fucking THANK YOU! I need to up my game...
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@lisamelton I’m British, so the word “fuck” is more of a verbal tic than a swear word to me. But even for those who think it’s offensive, I am reliably informed it’s a good way to make the LLM crawlers go away, so at this point, it’s basically mandatory.
@samir @lisamelton Never waste a glorious opportunity to shock them all…
Edited: there used to be a link here to a John Cleese video at Graham Chapman’s funeral, a.o. about swearing on BBC television and at funerals. But apparently, mr Cleese’s opinions have taken a turn for the worse, so….
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@lisamelton I’m British, so the word “fuck” is more of a verbal tic than a swear word to me. But even for those who think it’s offensive, I am reliably informed it’s a good way to make the LLM crawlers go away, so at this point, it’s basically mandatory.
Wait, is that true? I use the word like it's a fucking comma, so if it's also like bug spray for bots, I'm all over that.
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@lisamelton I’m British, so the word “fuck” is more of a verbal tic than a swear word to me. But even for those who think it’s offensive, I am reliably informed it’s a good way to make the LLM crawlers go away, so at this point, it’s basically mandatory.
This is good to know.
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It has been brought to my attention that I've used the vulgar and offensive term "motherfuckers" in two recent posts to describe various classes of people.
And that is, of course, because I'm a stickler for both clarity and precision when referring to techbros and transphobes.
Which means I should acknowledge that usage count is now three posts.
And to further clarify, while I'm sorry if someone told you there wouldn't be any math today, I am not sorry for anything else.
Thank you.
@lisamelton Good gorb what I wouldn't give for someone saying motherfucker too much to be the big problem that needed my attention, instead of all these actual motherfuckers out here fucking up everything for mothers and everyone else.
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@lisamelton Motherfuckers is a perfectly respectable adjective if used appropriately.
Your use of the term is absolutely correct. Techbros and transphobes are, by definition, motherfuckers.
I yield back.
@fahrni @lisamelton Same with fatherfuckers
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@samir @lisamelton Never waste a glorious opportunity to shock them all…
Edited: there used to be a link here to a John Cleese video at Graham Chapman’s funeral, a.o. about swearing on BBC television and at funerals. But apparently, mr Cleese’s opinions have taken a turn for the worse, so….
@sandorspruit @lisamelton I liked Cleese, but he has fallen into one of the two categories of “motherfucker” more recently (and you can probably guess which).
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@lisamelton Interesting how I, a man, have used the term "motherfuckers" repeatedly on Fedi without receiving any censure. I wonder what the difference could possibly be.
[narrator: he did not actually wonder this at all.]@maxleibman @lisamelton Anyone who thinks calling techbros and transphobes "motherfuckers" is more vulgar and offensive than said techbros and transphobes are part of the motherfucking problem.
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This is good to know.
@Edelruth @samir @lisamelton It's fucking good to know.
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It has been brought to my attention that I've used the vulgar and offensive term "motherfuckers" in two recent posts to describe various classes of people.
And that is, of course, because I'm a stickler for both clarity and precision when referring to techbros and transphobes.
Which means I should acknowledge that usage count is now three posts.
And to further clarify, while I'm sorry if someone told you there wouldn't be any math today, I am not sorry for anything else.
Thank you.
@lisamelton FWIW you have a long way to go before hitting Samuel Jackson's Record.
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It has been brought to my attention that I've used the vulgar and offensive term "motherfuckers" in two recent posts to describe various classes of people.
And that is, of course, because I'm a stickler for both clarity and precision when referring to techbros and transphobes.
Which means I should acknowledge that usage count is now three posts.
And to further clarify, while I'm sorry if someone told you there wouldn't be any math today, I am not sorry for anything else.
Thank you.
@lisamelton @Edelruth I loved the Drag Race episode this season where they spoofed morning talk shows. Darlene Mitchell said “motherfucker” and then stopped short and asked “can I say ‘mother’ on tv?!”
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@lisamelton FWIW you have a long way to go before hitting Samuel Jackson's Record.
@NoRomBasic LOL! Yes, but a girl has to try.
