Do people pick up on deliberate errors as a put-down?

[tailfins]

If for example you refer to lesbians as Lebanese, call someone named Jim "Jeremy", or refer to someone from Scientology as a "neurologist", does it successfully communicate that you think the person isn't worth learning to identify correctly? Just wondering.

[Perianne]

If for example you refer to lesbians as Lebanese, call someone named Jim "Jeremy", or refer to someone from Scientology as a "neurologist", does it successfully communicate that you think the person isn't worth learning to identify correctly? Just wondering.

I wonder if people think I am putting down Democrat voters when I call them "^%$#$#$"?

(Just joking. I don't say bad words.)

[Gunny]

I wonder if people think I am putting down Democrat voters when I call them "^%$#$#$"?

(Just joking. I don't say bad words.)

I'm thinking they're not guessing.

[jimnyc]

If for example you refer to lesbians as Lebanese, call someone named Jim "Jeremy", or refer to someone from Scientology as a "neurologist", does it successfully communicate that you think the person isn't worth learning to identify correctly? Just wondering.

I don't know, tailbeans, what do you think?