Cordial gentlemen

[Monty]

A satiric term for a man who displays certain characteristics of class and elegance, but chooses often to act rude and distasteful, often in front of large groups of people.

Most of these people are hairy beer-drinking [slugs] who sit and listen to bad [hair metal] and watch re-runs of Cheers all day.

The term was coined by the Minnesota rock band Silent Are The Dead, on their album Guns, Guts, and Glory and has become an important part of the mid-western [lexicon] ever since.