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Date: Wed, 19 Oct 1994 16:33:58 -0700

From: ctlntt[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]violet.berkeley.edu

Subject: Re: offending idioms



Date: Wed, 19 Oct 1994 15:00:14 EDT

From: JOHN A KIDD jakidd01[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]MSUACAD.MOREHEAD-ST.EDU

Subject: Re: offending idioms



Judy,



I cannot think of any idioms at this time but I think the "How

many Pollocks does it take..." jokes are extremely insensitive and

would be a good example to use in this type of lecture.



Hope I helped!

John A. Kidd



POLLOCK : ALSO POLLACK :A marine food fish, _Pollachius virens_,

of northern Atlantic waters. [Scottish podlok.]

POLLOCK, Jackson. 1912-1956. American artist; a leader of the

abstract expressionist school.

POLACK: 1. Obsolete. A native of Poland; a Pole. 2. Slang.

A person of Polish descent or birth. An offensive term used

derogatorily. [Polish Polak...]

SPELLING: ... b. The art or study of orthography. . . .



(The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language,

New College Edition)