"I think people have to look back and let it settle in," she said. "I'm sure people felt the same way when Google was named or the iPod. Napster. Yahoo. There's a whole host of unusual names that have become a part of everyday conversation and I think they're viewed now as unique."
The problem with her argument is that most of those names are unique words. Despite the spelling, their system sounds like a very basic common word(which also happens to have some extra derogatory meanings).
The problem with her argument is that most of those names are unique words. Despite the spelling, their system sounds like a very basic common word(which also happens to have some extra derogatory meanings).