Bonhomie

On February 3, I ran a retraction after an insider at The Register tipped me off that "Bonhomie" was a pseudonym for another long-time Register contributor.

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“Bonhomie . . . it means friendliness, amiability,” Maggie explained.

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“Bonhomie . . . it means friendliness, amiability,” Maggie explained.

A Stitch Before Dying Anne Canadeo 2011

“Bonhomie . . . it means friendliness, amiability,” Maggie explained.

A Stitch Before Dying Anne Canadeo 2011

Now the FFWD blog has made a compelling case that Bonhomie Snoutintroff is the pen-name of Thomas C Greene, a long-standing Register contributor who used several near-identical passages in a 2001 article in The Reg.

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The piece was published under the by-line "Bonhomie Snoutintroff."

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After the relative failure of Anomie and Bonhomie in 1999, Scritti Politti slid off the radar again, apparently relegated to being a mid 80s phenom, fodder for VH1 nostalgia weekends.

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It was another 11 years before Green got off his Gartside and released Anomie and Bonhomie, an album besotted with rap and hip-hop.

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From Springfield to Bonhomie, the river was smooth and straight.

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Print Burgers and burning issues on Obama's UK visit Bonhomie around the barbecue is a certainty.

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