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Thank you, David.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome!
ReplyDeleteAmong other things, I will never forgive der Sturmtrumper for giving me reason to agree with President Coulter. But she's not wrong...
That was a shocker.
ReplyDelete:::Flexes his rhetorical muscles:::
ReplyDeleteIs calling an idiot idiotic redundant?
I think not ...
(But I have been wrong about such things before.)
Lucy
I tend to think not also.
ReplyDeleteCalling an idiot idiotic is satisfying. :)
Perhaps we should coin a new word, just for such an occaision:
ReplyDeleteGleeifying (Noun)
1. The great delight one derives from referring to an idiotic idiot's idiiotic behaviour.
And Yes, such a word deserves the Properly British English spelling.
Lucy
Annnnd,
ReplyDeleteThat whole "without comment" is no longer valid, and now needs a proper modifier.
Lucy
I almost always spell behaviour with the British 'u' - it just doesn't look right without it.
ReplyDeleteOf course I spell 'grey' with the 'e' rather than the 'a' so take that for what it's worth.
I'll go with gleeifying - you can shout it with a great deal of emphasis on the EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE part, which is fun when dealing with idiots.
There weren't comments in the original post, so that's my story and I'm sticking to it.