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From Merriam-Webster.

Flagitious

Pronunciation: fl&-‘ji-sh&s

Function: adjective

Etymology: Middle English flagicious, from Latin flagitiosus, from flagitium: shameful thing

Date: 14th century

: marked by scandalous crime or vice : VILLAINOUS

– fla·gi·tious·ly adverb

– fla·gi·tious·ness noun

Flagrant flagitiousness will be flagged by the flatfeet.

The Unfact™ Of The Week.

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The last duel in the US took place in 1903. It was fought to settle the disputed ownership of a pair of Holstein cows.

No bull.

Things Ray Says #41:

“Foolish human!”

(Insert rimshot here.)

"One of the symptoms of an approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one’s work is terribly important."

Bertrand Russell

ευτυχισμένος Δευτέρα!

The Management is reasonably certain that the following sentence has never been uttered:

All of the nutria have let their memberships lapse.

Nutria are inherently self-important.

From Merriam-Webster.

Tergiversation

Pronunciation: “t&r-“ji-v&r-‘sA-sh&n, -“gi-; “t&r-ji-(“)v&r-

Function: noun

Date: circa 1570

1 : evasion of straightforward action or clear-cut statement : EQUIVOCATION

2 : desertion of a cause, position, party, or faith

I have been, on occasion, known to be not entirely unkind to my sisters.