"Denimjo;c-18285931" wrote:
It must be a slur of some sort in a non-english language. I cannot for the life of me see a problem with it. The closest I can guess is it doesn't like the word 'aise,' which is french for 'easy,' which is an unpolite way of describing women.
I think it's more like... maybe people were using it to get around filters and refer to something.... males.... produce.... because we can't have nice things and people gotta sully everything >.>
Like... c'mon people.... we can't even talk about food without someone ruining it.....