Pedantry
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Sep 15, 2026
David ChenHOST
I am formally requesting an apology from Jeff for ruining my son's day.
David ChenHOST
Pedantry is an incredible power, but remember that with great power, there must also come great responsibility," end quote.
Jeff CannataHOST
Hmm.
David ChenHOST
So yeah, you guys-
Marcus HellyerHOST
It wasn't me who slapped you down in the letters page of the Canberra Times for being a historical and etymological illiterate.
Marcus HellyerHOST
Pedant.
Michael ShoebridgeHOST
I think you do.
Marcus HellyerHOST
Just because I decimated
Frank CotaHOST
Disgusting behavior.
Frank CotaHOST
And then even me, Mr. Pedantic, is just like, you guys had fucking Watchmen on the shelves.
Frank CotaHOST
That's a graphic novel.
Susie CotaHOST
Oh, my God.
Greg VestalVOICE_ACTOR
Read by Greg Vestal.
AbayiNARRATOR
Pedant.
AbayiNARRATOR
Set up to personate Vincencio.
Tom HackettVOICE_ACTOR
Read by Tom Hackett.
Mike GrahamHOST
They don't like something.
Mike GrahamHOST
A pedant? Pedant.
Mike GrahamHOST
You know what a pedant is? Somebody who's overly concerned with the small details.
Mike GrahamHOST
Oh, okay.
Mike GrahamHOST
you made a sort of extension of the word.
Lewis SchafferHOST
Yes.
Mike GrahamHOST
Pedantry.
Mike GrahamHOST
It's pedantry.
Matthew WeirHOST
The child is now three years and three months old.
Matthew WeirHOST
Factoring in that a fetus can only hear from 18 weeks onwards, "You can't out-pedant a pedant," she writes-
Kerry WarbisHOST
Pedant's Corner.
Kerry WarbisHOST
Pedant's Corner.
Matthew WeirHOST
Badger.
Matthew WeirHOST
Badger.
David TuckerHOST
It was Balboa.
David TuckerHOST
Pedant's Corner again.
David TuckerHOST
Vasco Nunez de Balboa became the first European known to have seen the Pacific from the Americas when he crossed the Isthmus of Panama in 1513.
David TuckerHOST
Keats got the explorer wrong.
Graeme SteeleHOST
That's maybe more of a lamb noise.
Gary ScottHOST
I would love if you'd been there, Mr. Pedant.
Gary ScottHOST
Well, actually, technically, that's more of a lamb, actually.
Gary ScottHOST
Oh, yeah.
Christine RuckerNARRATOR
The seriocomic figure of this personage, so graphically drawn by George Sand herself in the memoirs of her early life, will never be forgotten by any reader of those reminiscences.
Christine RuckerNARRATOR
Pedant, she says, was written in every line of his countenance and every movement that he made.
Christine RuckerNARRATOR
He was possessed of some varied learning, much narrow prejudice, and a violent crotchety temper, but had proved during the troubles of the revolution his sincere and disinterested devotion to the family he served, and Aurore and the great man, as she afterwards nicknamed her old tutor, were always good friends.
Christine RuckerNARRATOR
Before she was four years old, she could read quite well, but she remarks that it was only after learning to write that what she read began to take a definite meaning for her.
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Vaughn UllmanNARRATOR
The Pedant and the Savage This is a LibriVox recording.
Vaughn UllmanNARRATOR
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Vaughn UllmanNARRATOR
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by Von Ullman What's Wrong with the World by G.K. Chesterton Part 3, Chapter 6 The Pedant and the Savage We say, then, that the female holds up with two strong arms these two pillars of civilization.
Vaughn UllmanNARRATOR
We say also that she could do neither but for her position, her curious position of private omnipotence, universality on a small scale.
Vaughn UllmanNARRATOR
The first element is thrift, not the destructive thrift of the miser, but the creative thrift of the peasant.
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