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boor and vulgarian

Postby MTC » Wed Aug 04, 2010 9:26 am

Dr. Goodword might want to segue today's entry, "genteel", with either "boor" or "vulgarian." I imagine them uttered with refined contempt by Ronald Coleman.
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Re: boor and vulgarian

Postby Slava » Wed Aug 04, 2010 5:40 pm

Dr. Goodword might want to segue today's entry, "genteel", with either "boor" or "vulgarian." I imagine them uttered with refined contempt by Ronald Coleman.
Or as in the movie "Singing in the Rain." After RF, the producer, has shown his guests a short demonstration of a talking film, one of the guests drippingly haughtily declaims, "I think it's vulgar." Great line.
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Re: boor and vulgarian

Postby LukeJavan8 » Thu Aug 05, 2010 12:27 pm

Dr. Goodword might want to segue today's entry, "genteel", with either "boor" or "vulgarian." I imagine them uttered with refined contempt by Ronald Coleman.
But he used "clodhopper" instead.
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