Purulently

Too many articles about people who blog on sex and relationships are purulently held up as freaks see most of the coverage about girlwithaonetrackmind and others or sad figures, rather than considering the serious choices they have made. ❋ Ms Robinson (2008)

You state damaging figures of deaths during incarceration once again without citations and when they are cited they're cited from the most hateful unreliable sources hostile to the administration discovered while purulently pouring over material supportive of your internal narrative cultivated by the political party to which you're beholden. ❋ Ann Althouse (2008)

Achilles can inveigle from malcontent Ajax, under the one condition, that he shall be called on to do nothing but abuse and slander, and that he shall be allowed to abuse as much and as purulently as he likes, that is, as he can; — in short, a mule, — quarrelsome by the original discord of his nature; — a slave by tenure of his own baseness, — made to bray and be brayed at, to despise and be despicable. ❋ Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1803)

Hey dude what does Intent and Purulent Discharge mean? What's it all mean? What's he saying when he says it? What's the [underlying] topic? What's [the motive] in his message? But what if he was born and there was no between [the lines]? It was a mode to pass the time. He liked the way it rhymed. ❋ Foopity (2020)