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I seldom hear that word in conversation. If I do hear it, and it is
properly used, I would be impressed, not offended. I think the problem is
when some people hear that word, all they hear is part of the word -
"Nigger", and assuume it is some sort of racial comment or slur. This is
all I have to say.
