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GarandMarine:
Yeah I'd say in the modern days "Hun" or "Hon" (I do see it spelled and pronounced both ways, especially down south) as slang for "honey" is way freaking more common then a insulting term for German or a reference to the bad ass tribe "The Huns" or the kick ass alt rock band "Atilla and the Huns"

Pilchard123:

--- Quote from: Loki on 16 May 2013, 23:38 ---Still, I would expect a reporter doing a report on Second Life be somewhat familiar with web slang.

--- End quote ---

Your faith in these people is heartwarming.

ZoeB:
"Hun" in WWI slang is often prefixed by "the Beastly". As in "the Beastly Hun". Oddly this takes some of the sting out of it.

While originally propagandistic hate-speech devised by the tabloid press, it became less malicious with familiarity.

By WWII it had become something of a joke, as with this ditty about the Focke-Wulf 189 recon aircraft:

"Our Fuehrer thinks of everything
We're lucky little Huns
The 189's a great machine
For foxing ack-ack guns"

Method of Madness:
This whole hon/hun thing reminds me of this:

Kugai:
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=y00ygpgALi0

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