Hm. I have been interpreting it as having more of a ‘concerning!’ element to it. More like when your arch-nemesis surprisingly moves into a house on the same street as you than when your true love does. Am I wrong?
As I said in the post, there are positive, negative and neutral valences for wuckles. Sometimes you say “weird” and you mean “and, bad”, sometimes you mean “and, pleasantly surprisingly good”.
It is pretty close in concept-space to “weird.”
Hm. I have been interpreting it as having more of a ‘concerning!’ element to it. More like when your arch-nemesis surprisingly moves into a house on the same street as you than when your true love does. Am I wrong?
As I said in the post, there are positive, negative and neutral valences for wuckles. Sometimes you say “weird” and you mean “and, bad”, sometimes you mean “and, pleasantly surprisingly good”.