we learnt a new term yesterday, and it is funny for it sounds the opposite to what it is:
Hoi polloi (
Ancient Greek:
οἱ πολλοί), an expression meaning "the many" in
Greek, is used in
English to denote "the masses" or "the people", usually in a
derogatory sense.
Synonyms for "hoi polloi" include "...
commoners, great unwashed, minions,
multitude,
plebeians,
proletariat, rabble,
rank and file, riffraff,
the common people, the herd, the many, the masses, the
peons, the
working class"
so this is our adventure documented for those that think our roles are laid out for us in life: ....wot yar waiting for, lets go...
Hoi polloi involved in pub brawl (as expected)
Hoi Polloi repenting their sins, guiding visitors into the evening mass preparing the toffs for work on Monday...
However: once hoi polloi, always hoi polloi....
