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lumberjack_jeff

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1. You're asking two questions. One direct, one implied.

Reply to steve2470 (Original post)

Sun Aug 31, 2014, 05:34 PM

Aug 2014

Skipping to the implied first; "is the term considered consistent with community standards?" The answer is clearly no.

Therefore this isn't the place to ask or answer the direct question.

There are other ways to describe weak-willed men.

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You're asking two questions. One direct, one implied. lumberjack_jeff Aug 2014 #1

hmm steve2470 Aug 2014 #2

It is a term codified by the movie industry, while trying to be clever and , frankly, failing... Veilex Aug 2014 #3

100% agree ! nt steve2470 Aug 2014 #4

Mangina is used differently, I think- digonswine Aug 2014 #5

I can't keep track of all these different types of pasta, frankly. Warren DeMontague Aug 2014 #6

You are quite the pasta gourmand/gourmet :) nt steve2470 Aug 2014 #7

gourmand, to be sure. Warren DeMontague Aug 2014 #8