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In reply to the discussion: Charles P. Pierce: This Feels Like a Turning Point [View all]rzemanfl
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I like the last sentence . He is chaotic and will turn on himself (if he already hasnn't)
Stuart G
May 2017
#8
His mother was Scots. Over there, wooly-headed means having wool for brains.
Bernardo de La Paz
May 2017
#28
There have for centuries been a lot more sheep in the British Isles than Africans. Expressions come
Bernardo de La Paz
May 2017
#31
No. Now that I'm sensitized to the issue, I'm less likely to use the phrase. But it was not
Bernardo de La Paz
May 2017
#35
Right. That n word sounds too much like the other one, even though the derivations are different.
pnwmom
May 2017
#38
I'm sorry to have to disagree with you, pnwmom, but it's a very agricultural term...
Hekate
May 2017
#47
They both apply. The slur arose from linking "wooly heads" or "wooly hair" with "stupidity."
pnwmom
May 2017
#57
When Trump ends up in court over this, his own every tweet and word will convict him.
L. Coyote
May 2017
#18