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“Clever, passionate, and erudite.”
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Figaro rips the innards out of things people say and reveals the rhetorical tricks and pratfalls. For terms and definitions, click here.
(What are figures of speech?)
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Friday, August 31, 2007 at 08:57AM
You might want to know that Figaro’s interview with Doug Fabrizio on Radio West has been nationally syndicated and is being re-broadcast September 3. You can hear it now by clicking here; or tune to XM Radio channel 133 on the 3rd. This excrutiatingly thoughtful hourlong program sure beats going to the beach or spending time with your family!
Figaro is booking orations around the country, and may be coming to a forum near you. Stay tuned for a schedule.
Reader Comments (6)
Surely there is a difficult-to-pronounce Greek term for this form of hyperbole. Oh, wait -- you didn't mean it as hyperbole, did you? Which probably would yield, yet another term....
Figaro likes it, because self-deprecation comes remarkably easily to him.
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