Bully Boo

bully2 nJW. An' have you heard '_Boo-man_' or any of the others used just in fun at the University? You know,saying to a person,'Come on now...!' and... and using...using it just as a...a nickname,or,you know,as just (as) if you were saying 'friend' or 'mate' or...? H. Never heard _the...Boo-man_ [ ] anything like this, but _the Bully Boo_ [ ] could have been used,you know,if a xxxxx feller looks somethin'...just looks like a _Bully Boo_ [ ]: completely unruly chap his hair(s not combed an' he's unshaven an' THINGS LIKE THIS .... JW. Yeah. Let's get down to this business of what you mean by 'unruly', 'cause obviously we've got two different things!He's...he's...he has a long growth of beard,he has plenty o' hair all over the place? How is he dressed? H. Oh yeah. Shabby clothes,he...you know...doesn't particularly care what he wears,hair is not combed,not groomed,maybe face not washed. Well completely out of...out of the normal. JW. Now a couple o' times you've mentioned _people coming back from Labrador_ to Brigus who look like this.Now let's...let's say a bit more about that. How is it that _people who come back from Labrador_ particularly,or come from a distance,tend to look like this? H.Well when they come back from (a) ...they're usually down there fishin' for the whole summer,so they just don't bother shav(in'). So they just...when they comes back they look quite fearsome! Beard may be down about...a foot down here.Well the combsWEREN'T particularly carried to Labrador in the sAme OVER ...See cited quotation.527 J. WIDDOSON[check] [check]Used IUsed INot used_Boo-man_ ._Bully Boo_ etc.See B_13621 for reverse. Phonetic transcriptions appear throughout card but are not shown here because database can't reproduce symbols