Metropol

Gavin Scott wrote:

Jamez wrote:Instead of immediately clambering upon your high horse and galloping to the top of Moral Hill, please bother to check out updated meanings and phrases in the dictionary.

Bullshit. How many dictionaries did you trawl through for that?

I use http://cambridge.dictionary.org

spastic
adjective
1 OLD-FASHIONED suffering from cerebral palsy (= a condition of the body which makes it difficult to control the muscles)

2 INFORMAL an offensive way of saying 'stupid', used especially by children

It might look like I'm talking down to you from the top of Moral Hill, but if you insist on slumming around in Gutter Lane then it's no wonder you're losing perspective.

I'm consistent in my approach to this type of behaviour and comment. If you don't want to be reprimanded then don't do it.

Jamez wrote:I was quite annoyed with Hymatosser for implying that I had something to do with creating fake profiles, so my comment flew off my keyboard in a moment of annoyance.

Yes, because you'd never do a thing like that, would you?

Jovis wrote:Oh come, come, Jamez. Whatever definition you find in whatever dictionary, it's obvious to all that you meant it as a term for the disabled.

Sput wrote:This argument can run and run. So too does the debate of whether offensiveness is in the eye of the writer or the reader. In the end you'd both have to be absolute mentals to keep at it.