"Great line"?  Is that your sentence or your frag?
And your point?--Are you now going to argue that the word many people,
including me, find offensive functions appropriately as an adjective?
Certainly a word-smith could muster up a more erudite quote to express
seeming frustration than this sophomoric one.

Diane Skinner

On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 5:03 AM, Brad Johnston <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> My inability to extract simple answers to simple questions reminds me of a
> wonderful movie which I recommend highly, particularly to you. I gave it
> five Netflix stars, i.e., five on a five scale.
>
>
> ~~~~~~~
>
>
>
>
> The History Boys(2006) R
>
>
> Nicholas Hytner, Richard Griffiths and Frances de la Tour reprise their
> Tony-winning roles in this engaging film version of Alan Bennett's play
> chronicling a rowdy group of boys on their way to higher education. On a
> quest to attend either Oxford or Cambridge, the teens grapple with the
> intricacies of university entrance exams and admissions, ultimately learning
> as much about the education system as they do about academics.
>
>
>
> ~~~~~~~
>
>
> In a scene in which a senior student is sitting for his oral exam for Oxford
> admission, he is asked to please define "history".
>
> The young man, sitting alone facing three teachers, somberly replies,
> "History is just one fuckin' thing after another".
>
> That's all he said.
>
> Great line. Great movie.
>
> .brad.02sep08.
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