Bullies

Bullies from the Canadian Liberal party are strong-arming a parodist who has put up a political site to make fun of the Prime Minister.

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The sequel, which I was already working on, would be called Bullies Don't Have Armpits, which is a quote from this book.

I'm happy... Matthew Buckley 2006

Looks like my second book, tentatively called Bullies in the Headlights, has been accepted and will be published in May 07!

Accepted! Matthew Buckley 2006

Looks like my second book, tentatively called Bullies in the Headlights, has been accepted and will be published in May 07!

Archive 2006-09-01 Matthew Buckley 2006

The sequel, which I was already working on, would be called Bullies Don't Have Armpits, which is a quote from this book.

Archive 2006-09-01 Matthew Buckley 2006

Mandate has picked up "Bullies," from an original McBride idea and to be penned by "Yes Man" scribes Andrew Mogel and Jarrad Paul so I suppose they're due for a winner, right?

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Given that the mascot for the "Bullies" was intended to be a "muscle-bound bull," how about changing it to the "Bullocks?"

Is "Bullies" an offensive team name? Ann Althouse 2007

What if the team owners change the meaning to make "Bullies" refer to the "Bully Pulpiteers"?

Is "Bullies" an offensive team name? Ann Althouse 2007

Saying that a team named "Bullies" is glorifying actual bullies is like saying a team named the "Warriors" glorifies warfare.

Is "Bullies" an offensive team name? Ann Althouse 2007

Again, I don't care what their team mascot is, but it doesn't seem like an adverse reaction to "Bullies" is entirely kooky.

Is "Bullies" an offensive team name? Ann Althouse 2007