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I'm not surprised. "nekulturny" (there should be an acute (comma) above the last "y") is Slovak. Well, maybe Polish and a few other slavic languages as well, Czech would be "nekulturni" (again with an acute).

philistine is not using the Slovak spelling though, the Slovak spelling would be "filištýn". (Hope the accents do make it. It's finistyn with a hook above "s" and acute above "y".) I've never heard it in any similar sense. But I'm terrible with references to the Bible.

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Re^6: Do you cite a programining lang?
by CountZero (Bishop) on Oct 16, 2008 at 08:23 UTC
    nekulturny philistine
     almost sounded like something out of Clockwork Orange.

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