"Goody Two Shoes" Re: Dirty Harry/Clean Harry

[cubfanbudwoman]

No: HPFGUIDX 117090


Kelsey: 
> What word or term could be used to explain someone
> who's <<'got a good heart and always seeks the
> altruistic action'>> [love that quote, SSSusan,
> it's exactly what I want to say!]? I don't think
> the word 'good' is right. It's vague and not
> strong enough.
> 
> Kelsey, who's settling for the term 'ultra,
> possibly-unrealistically good moral core'.


SSSusan:
I'm glad you liked the phrase, Kelsey.  That gives me two good ones 
this week, since somebody else liked my term for 
McGonagall's "character-building consequences."  But it's such a 
shame I can't come up with any deliciously dastardly conspiracy 
theories!!!  Why can't I be creative that way??

As for alternatives to "goody-two-shoes" or "good," what about the 
word "noble"?  Would that work?  "Beneficent"?  Oooh--
how 'bout "magnanimous"?


Feeling thesaurusy today,
Siriusly Snapey Susan...who voted early but not often today and who's 
thrilled w/ the thought that U.S. voter turnout might top 65% for the 
first time in decades!