The monitor, Karen Klein, who drove a bus for the Greece Central School District for 20 years before becoming a monitor three years ago, was sitting in the back of the bus on Monday afternoon when the boys began pelting her with vile remarks and one profanity-laced insult after another about her weight, her hearing aid and her sweat glands.
But some vile bodies online began beating up on the brave war correspondent.
"Whereupon he began to use the most vile and abusive language to them, and was about to drive off with them to some other part of the city, when the bystanders interfered, and were ready to have almost tore him to pieces, so grossly had he abused the ladies, when Police Officer Sanford Porter arrested him".
The column began: "If I read all the vile stuff about me on the Internet, I'd never come to work.
The exhibition season began in March with Boston fans shouting vile things at Alex Rodriguez, the newest Yankee.
That was when, Mr Pandey says, "vile threats" on his telephone began - and then came the suspected attempts on his life.
But after all the well-worn phrases were exhausted and the pasted-on smiles began to sag, the nationalists' would start saying outrageous and vile things.
His film Vile Pervert begins with the troublingly indelible image of King exposing himself in a field, and has a sequence in which, dressed as Oscar Wilde, he sings "(There's Nothing Wrong With) Buggering Boys".
Approaching the theme of magic, Campanella begins by deploring the vile and decadent condition into which this very noble science has fallen.
I would like to stress, before this vile column begins, that it is not my fault.
