cacology ca·col·o·gy [ka-kol-uh-jee, kuh-]; noun
defectively produced speech; socially unacceptable diction.
defectively produced speech; socially unacceptable diction.
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  Oscar Wilde's Libel Case Begins (1895)When the marquess of Queensbury became convinced that his son, Alfred Douglas, was having an affair with Wilde, he began to rail against the author and playwright, publicly accusing Wilde of sodomy, a crime at the time. At Douglas's urging, Wilde sued the marquess for libel. He not only lost the case, but was in turn charged with homosexual offenses and arrested. Wilde was convicted in an internationally notorious trial and served two years hard labor. What did he write while in prison? More... Discuss |
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3 comments:
I always liked President Bush, but this was absolutely hilarious!!!!
Yup, sometimes he got his tang tungled, didn't he? It was the first thing I thought of when I saw the Word of the Day entry yesterday.
There were loads more videos but some had offensive titles and some were much, much longer.
I got angry at someone in a msg. board making fun of Bush pronouncing nuclear as "nuke-you-lur". Heck, I think that's how most Texans pronounce it and told the poster, then went on to say that Teddy Kennedy would say "I had a good idear." I never thought much of it until people would make fun of not only Bush's malapropisms, but of his Texas accent. They're welcome to ridicule the first, but the second can get them a poke in the nose.
Thanks for posting!
I liked Bush. But I just loved LBJ. If You look at old news reports of Him, His Texas accent is to Me wonderful.
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