Re:Norwegians campaign to give Finland a mountain
by ZoF on Sunday December 20, 2015 @03:57PM
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About the same meaning I would derive from a native of anywhere saying their home-town/city/country is 'amazing/perfect/etc...'
That they're(almost always) expressing a sentiment not making a statement of fact.
Can you name many situations where 'perfect' is actually used literally?
That cake was perfect? I think not; you're completely ignoring the non-locally-sourced flour.
I'm not trying to say your point isn't valid it just seemed out of place and tangentially related to the topic.
Just what do you think was the intended meaning when someone calls a city perfect?