Coward MF's Quote: <b>"I'm not a Coward!"</b> -- Discussion for those who have been harassed by CMF

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Date Posted: 10:11:38 06/29/01 Fri
Author: Uh, according to this definiton, you are, sluggard:
Subject: Coward MF's Quote: "I'm not a Coward!"
In reply to: I'm not a Coward! 's message, "People that refuse to ID themselves and edeal withothers above board, are COWARDs, especially when the attempt tpo inflict harm on someone who han't done a MF thing to them, other than register righteous compalkints to the appropriate autoities about some illegal and unusual conduct on certain people 's part, which is my right to do!" on 00:01:13 06/25/01 Mon

coward adj.
A coward is one who �turns tail.� The word comes from Old French couart, coart, �coward,� and is related to Italian codardo, �coward.� Couart is formed from coe, a northern French dialectal variant of cue, �tail� (from Latin cda), to which the derogatory suffix -ard was added. This suffix appears in bastard, laggard, and sluggard, to name a few. A coward may also be one with his tail between his legs. In heraldry a lion couard, �cowardly lion,� was depicted with his tail between his legs. So a coward may be one with his tail hidden between his legs or one who turns tail and runs like a rabbit, with his tail showing.

Source: The American Heritage� Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition

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