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1. What do you think of when you hear the word "offender"?
2. What associations do you make with that word?
3. What is your perspective (thoughts/stance) on that word?
4. How does that word connect (or not) to your experiences?
2. What associations do you make with that word?
3. What is your perspective (thoughts/stance) on that word?
4. How does that word connect (or not) to your experiences?
Answers
1. I immediately think of the old joke, i.e. "What do you call a scouser in a suit? A: the offender." (variant: A: the accused). 2. To be more serious, then, working- class, young, single, male. 3. Legal, courts, opposite of 'straight'. 4. Mainly from TV. Oddly, thinking about it more, many of the usual '... offender' words didn' spring to mind (no sex...
10:53 Wed 08th Apr 2020
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1. I immediately think of the old joke, i.e. "What do you call a scouser in a suit? A: the offender." (variant: A: the accused).
2. To be more serious, then, working-class, young, single, male.
3. Legal, courts, opposite of 'straight'.
4. Mainly from TV.
Oddly, thinking about it more, many of the usual '...offender' words didn' spring to mind (no sex offenders, for example). And my immediate reactions were confined to Police Court-type scenarios.
Is that any help, and why are you asking/
Allen.
2. To be more serious, then, working-class, young, single, male.
3. Legal, courts, opposite of 'straight'.
4. Mainly from TV.
Oddly, thinking about it more, many of the usual '...offender' words didn' spring to mind (no sex offenders, for example). And my immediate reactions were confined to Police Court-type scenarios.
Is that any help, and why are you asking/
Allen.
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