Contrasting insult styles
Pondering the invectives thrown so far gives us a picture of the contrasting styles of the dueling protagonists on how they give and return insults.
Nick V. Quijano Jr. · · 3 min read
Daily Tribune
Presently a 47-year journalism veteran with various reportorial, editing, and editorial management experience.
Pondering the invectives thrown so far gives us a picture of the contrasting styles of the dueling protagonists on how they give and return insults.
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