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"Tim Lines" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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And it's "vile boars".

Pig!

Stu Fleming said:

Ewoud Dronkert said:

Tim Lines said:

>>vile boors".

And it's "vile boars".

Yeah, I thought that was the expression, although he might have meant
boers (same pronounciation as boors). On the other hand, "vile boars"
gives only one single search result when including the quotes.

I believe this is the first time the phrase "vile boars" has been used
on RBR.

Sure it isn't a drug reference and he meant "vial bores?"

Ron

in message <[email hidden]>, Ewoud Dronkert

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Simon Brooke schreef:

Quoted message said:

Boor, bore, middle English, a serf, a peasant tied to an estate. As in

I know, but it's just English spelling for Dutch (and Afrikaans) boer.

Which is just another way of saying that English and Dutch are both just
slight variants of Old Low German. Which is, of course, true.

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