Why is Gone With The Wind on a list of romantic movies?
http://www.boston.com/ae/movies/gallery/romantic/
Nothing will get you and your squeeze all snuggly like watching Miss O'Hara use up men like tissues?
This movie also includes the untimely death of a child.
So where's the romantic part? Is it when Rhett lets Scarlett know he's not getting stuck in her honeytrap again? I feel like I'm missing something here...
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according to thesaurus.com, a synonym for "romantic" is "chimerical", and a synonym for "chimerical" is "unfounded", and a synonym for "unfounded" is "mendacious", and a synonym for "mendacious" is "perfidious", which yields this definition:
per⋅fid⋅i⋅ous
–adjective
deliberately faithless; treacherous; deceitful: a perfidious lover.
so now perhaps you understand where they were going with this.
p.s. i now challenge you to use "perfidious" in conversation this weekend.
If I succeed in using it then, God as my witness, I shall never go hungry again!
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