### bourgeois prejudice:

Free speech
* bourgeois prejudice.
* central tenet of a free and democratic society.
* comes in many forms.
* concept that is rooted in liberal romanism.
* exists on the same undefinable level as morality itself.
* great source of pride in the United States.
* has the same constitutional status as the right to a fair trial.
* is about government censorship
  - open communication, the communication of ideas to others
  - the exchange of ideas
  - abused when it is claimed as a shield to avoid responsibility for unlawful acts
* is an act of desperation
  - example of negative liberty
  - as intrinsic to a democratic society as it is to our own livelihoods
  - based on private ownership of property
  - both free trade and free gifts
  - essential to the exchange of diverse ideas
  - free speech
  - merely one part of a general freedom to express oneself
  - most arguably the right most essential to democratic government
  - one of our most fundamental and cherished rights
  - perhaps the most fundamental of all freedoms because it gives rise to other freedoms
* is the basis of any democracy
  - bottom line for democratic representation
  - condition of the perfection of democracy
  - cornerstone of liberty
  - expression by one or more people intended to be sensed by one or more people
  - foundation of a tolerant society
  - grease that allows that flow
  - lifeblood of a consenting people
* is the most fundamental of our civil liberties, and also the most vulnerable
  - lasting legacy of reform in Russia
  - safeguard of all our other freedoms
* kills totalitarianism.
* means free speech for popular ideas as well as for unpopular ones
  - occasionally listening to something that offends
  - the right to shout 'theatre' in a crowded fire
* problem to tyrants.
* right enforced only against the activities of federal, state, or local governments
  - shared by two individuals simultaneously

### bowling:

Bocce
* competitive game of skill.
* game in which colored balls are rolled down a flat, rectangular course
  - players roll large colored balls down a flat, rectangular course
  - of skill and strategy
* is an Italian game similar to lawn bowling.
* is played at various levels of competition in almost every country in the world
  - between two players or two teams of up to four players on a team
  - in a manner similar to lawn bowling, ninepins or skittles
  - on a level surface
  - with eight large balls and one smaller target ball called the pallino or jack
* is the Italian version of Boule
  - direct ancestor of such games as bowling, lawn bowling, duck pins and candle pins
* social game.
* type of bowling, where players try to get their ball closest to the marker.

### bows:

Scrape
* Use warm water and mild soap to gently clean scrapped skin.
* are a source of advertising within the whitetail world
  - built by many plovers, terns, skimmers, and penguins
  - circular, pawed areas on the ground made during fall and winter
  - complex signposts that attract all deer
  - usually painful due to the exposure of nerve endings located just under the skin
* is bows
  - noise
* serve much the same function to deer as a fire hydrant or mail box does in the dog world.
* stingers the skin with a blunt instrument or plastic card.

### boxing:

Fight
* are boxing
  - conflict
  - controversy
  - dangerous activities
  - part of ice hockeys
* can happen between males during the mating season.
* frequently occur between males when their broods are threatened.
* have violence.
+ Common toad, Behaviour, Reproduction: Toads
  * The males arrive first and stay for several weeks. The females only stay long enough to mate and spawn. Rather than fighting for the right to mate with a female, male toads use the pitch of their voice. Croaking gives a sign of body size and prowess. Fights do sometimes happen. Male toads outnumber female toads at breeding ponds.