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Is "stupid git" used by Americans and British alike?

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Re: Is "stupid git" used by Americans and British alike?

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for whom the charming 'stupid old bag' would be the equivalent.

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Re: Is "stupid git" used by Americans and British alike?

...and just in case anyone suspects there was a typo ('hag'), iconoclast's version is right.

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