How do you spell the word that says “wannabe”? The word that spells “ASS KICKING” if you show up at a hardcore show wearing a Green Day shirt?
I say there’s no ‘U’ in Poser.
Comments? Debate? Discussion?
Of course not. Because I’m right. You puny mortals cannot withstand the fury of my postings.
There are no dangerous weapons.
Only dangerous Men.
Well, don’t take the Dutchman’s word for it, but…
“Poser” is a valid English word.
“Poseur” is a valid French word.
Moosie, please flame me if I’m wrong 
er, I mean the English language common usage word. I’ll not tolerate these, how do you say, “facts” in my debate! 
In particular, I mean the US English term. I know nothing about European oddities of language.
There are no dangerous weapons.
Only dangerous Men.
By the way, Democritus, you’re probably looking for this thread.
If this is the case, kindly refrain from using English
Ahem.
From Webster’s:
Main Entry: po·seur
Pronunciation: pO-'z&r
Function: noun
Etymology: French, literally, poser, from poser
Date: 1872
: a person who pretends to be what he or she is not : an affected or insincere person
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Oh yeah? Well, Ginger Rogers did everything that Fred Astaire did. Backwards. In high heels. - As per Wally
‘Poseur’ is a joke - it’s from French, a language affected by those who wanna sound posh. Poseurs, in other words.
Eschew Obfuscation