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<0> Hello
<0> Hey Hey
<1> zborgerd_, around?
<2> yo micks dawg
<1> hey
<2> :D
<1> I've got a linguistic questiom
<1> question even
<2> Okay
<1> in american english, can "gimp" be used for "cripple"
<1> ?
<1> aside from the image manipulation application ;)
<2> Yeah, but it's not politically correct.
<1> exactly what I thought
<1> zborgerd_, thanks
<2> Which is one reason why people don't like the term "G.I.M.P."
<1> right
<2> It typically refers to someone with a problem with walking.
<2> micks: It's nice that you referred to it as "American English" rather than "American" (which isn't a language). It always pisses me off when people refer to it as "American". :D
<2> lgp-michael and all of the "real" English speakers probably think that we yanks speak "American". :D
<2> Heh. J/K
<3> heh, no we know youy speak english, its another of the sighs that we own you {:-)
<3> signs even
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