i don't think i've ever heard anyone my age refer to disabled people that way, but i have def heard old people use it like that. as far as i know most of my peers know what "lame" means in that sense, but none of them would call a person that (tho i think i've heard it used by someone roughly my age to describe like, an injured horse or something)
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(Anonymous) 2012-04-08 12:07 am (UTC)(link)i don't think i've ever heard anyone my age refer to disabled people that way, but i have def heard old people use it like that. as far as i know most of my peers know what "lame" means in that sense, but none of them would call a person that (tho i think i've heard it used by someone roughly my age to describe like, an injured horse or something)