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I wonder if any literary phrase gets unknowingly used more often than "unmitigated temerity."
The OJ trial was during my junior year in high school, and the prosecution used the phrase in their closing arguments. Since the class was reading "To Kill A Mockingbird" at the time, the teacher made us write an essay on whether we thought the usage was deliberate, and why the reference was appropriate or mismatched. That teacher was totally awesome. |
Hence, the ®. I was hoping someone would get the reference which I feel in this case was warranted.
Please tell me you were in college during the OJ trials. |
:lol: Sorry, it was high school. Also, my parents started me in school a year early, so really I should have been a sophomore. I'm just a baby.
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I guess no one knew there were black people in Main.
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Thanks Lamp. I love the idea of "Today in unmitigated temerity" full to the brim with win.
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Unmitigated gall. Gall.
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Atticus WHO?
I don't even. |
"To Kill a Mocking Bird," i m. Book by Harper Lee and movie starring Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch. Atticus Finch is a lawyer in a small southern town and ends up defending a black man who is actually innocent of any wrong doing. But try to tell that to the town's dog fearing white folk who are longing for a lynching but willing to make do instead with a mockery of a trial just so long as the verdict comes in "guilty."
"To Kill a Mockingbird" is a classic and a great read as well. |
Yeah, i know.
Somewhere in these vast pages I've lamented the loss of gregory peck. When he died i called my mom and wailed 'atticus died.' I was being sarcastical, which i do to hide how dumb i am. ;) A damn disappointment, really. :lol: |
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