Gonzalo Higuaín was almost as impudent with the second goal, when he squeezed a shot in from a ridiculously acute angle, and Carlos Tévez made it three goals and game over before half time.
The female casting feels downright impudent, with the primly aristocratic Kerr playing the company commander's adulterous wife, while Donna Reed comes on like Jane Russell's hardboiled kid sister as a professional party girl.
Is it a cue for armed security forces to question the impudent intruder with extreme prejudice?
It's what makes him more than an impudent satirist with a Gothic flair.
The queen was no better than she should be, "a base, notorious impudent strumpet, with gallants by the hundreds", in the words of a clergyman-beekeeper, John Thorley.
It bespeaks the trajectory of a modern tradition, grounded in Constructivism and the Bauhaus, with impudent input from Dada.
The text is impudent and filled with inside jokes, putting it in the same lineage as Ego Trip's Book of Rap Lists, which was published in 1999.
The second sheet includes more of the same, along with "impudent answer to question" on Feb. 9 (exactly eight years before the Beatles made their first appearance on the "The Ed Sullivan Show").
Stanwyck, by her own account, had practiced the response long before she stared into a lens: she recalled meeting the playwright Willard Mack in New York and regarding him "with impudent assurance, just to keep from turning around and running away".
In what appeared to be a criticism of Andrei Babitsky, the Radio Liberty journalist arrested in January, Mr Lesin also denounced journalists who with "impudent bravado have mocked the Russian army and the Russian state".
The stellar moment did not come until the very last, when Mesut Özil took Toni Kroos's second assist of the evening to beat David Forde with impudent class but, really, it was a night when Germany did little more than swat aside what was in front of them.
