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A dickhead.
"He was a dickhead.
Bruce calls him "a dickhead".
"What a dickhead," adds Briggs.
"He was such a dickhead.
Stop being a dickhead" is more tedious than insulting.
A man may well deserve to be called a dickhead, but repeating "Why you being a dickhead for?
After all, it's not his fault he's a dickhead.
"It was more interesting than just doing a dickhead vicar.
"You were a dickhead player and you're the same as a coach".
Later, he admitted he'd been both "a knobhead and a dickhead".
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