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The name is a bit unfortunate for a few Slavic languages. Not as bad as Pidora, but still.
by atomlib 5y ago
The name is a bit unfortunate for a few Slavic languages. Not as bad as Pidora, but still.
- heavenlyblue 5y agoI am Russian and I have no idea what that Joplin is supposed to mean.
- kashura 5y agoThis is such a reach. Looking for something to be offended by.
- Researcherry 5y agoCurious to know what joplin means in those Slavic languages.
- rossvor 5y agoIt's a bit of a reach tbh. "jopa" (жопа) would be a crude way to say "ass". Then some schoolyard nicknames would sometimes have a suffix -lin or -in (-лин,-ин) as general creative addition to create nickname. Unless I'm clueless about of some slang usage, or grandparent refered to some other Slavic language (not russian), "Joplin" (жоплин) doesn't mean anything directly.
- severak_cz 5y agoCzech here and no idea what it should be. Not even close to some profanity.