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AMERICAN PITCHFORK'S DUPAS OF THE WEEK

American Pitchfork Manifesto: Tipping Point on the Road to Amarabia?

A Fictional Retrospective From the Great Beyond

By Pitchfork © 2009-2012

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'Dupa' meaning de minimus 'not too bright' is declined by the 'Fork as -

n. dupayosh (m., generally, but not to the exclusion of others) -es (pl.)

n. dupayosha (f., generally, but not to the exclusion of others) -s (pl.)

Note please:  Either n. form in sing. could be directly applied as adj. and adapted as adv., v.tr. and v.int.

Once a week, Pitchfork will choose from the madding crowd one male (generally, but not to the exclusion of others) and one female (generally, but not the the exclusion of others) distinguishing themselves as behaving (usually by public quotation) 'below and short of the call of duty' in Pitchfork's opinion. 

Brief description, explanation, disclosure, discourse, or the like will ensue. 

Pics may be presented. 

Usually, each gender's contributors will be presented (in chronological order, most recent first) . . .

• Usually a male is dupayosh of the week and included with other dupayoshes of the week

• Usually a female is dupayosha of the week and is included with other dupayoshas of the week