Not only that, but he would browse the faintly carbolic-smelling columns of the British Medical Journal, and scoff a hundred cow pies with the Dandy's Desperate Dan.
Americans scoff a 16 billion jelly beans during this holiday.
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Still, we wouldn't scoff at a smartphone with a build quality to match the Surface -- though it might rub some of Redmond's hardware partners the wrong way.
Philologists may scoff that such a parentage was obvious from Cabernet Sauvignon's name, but it was not.
But Americans and Paraguayans alike scoff at claims of a base at Mariscal Estigarribia, close to the Bolivian border (the scene of a 1932-35 war).
While many artists would scoff at the idea of painting a big, box-shaped, steel ship, Peter Max is excited by the idea.
Sure, saving 10% on a thousand-dollar computer is nothing to scoff at.
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The high art world might scoff at the idea of creating a lower-priced mass product line, but the Ladd brothers have done things differently from the start.
For those who scoff at the thought of retrofitting a beloved class into eye-straining ticket price-hiking 3-D, just look at the performance of The Lion King last weekend.
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Joe Bakaj, an engineer at Ford, says that even American buyers of the company's F-150 pickups, who would normally scoff at anything with less than a V8 engine, are switching to a new V6 version that performs at least as well but drinks less fuel.
That is certainly nothing to scoff at, but it is only a fraction of Mr Moore's law.
Industry executives continued to scoff at the idea of Apple being considered a serious games company.
Scoff all you like at the idea of a dating coaches and the like.
Most Libyans scoff at the notion that al-Qaeda may gain a foothold.
The luxury that was once a driver is increasingly pedestrian thanks to Uber, and while some readers will scoff, it says here that within some of your lifetimes an entrepreneur will expand the Uber idea to private jets.
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Opponents of modern architecture may scoff that Sir Christopher Wren and Filippo Brunelleschi tended to make buildings that lasted a little longer than 60 years.
Viscous and a tad sweet, the drink skews a bit toward the desserty side like a liquid version of banana bread pudding but no one's going to scoff if you have one pre-dinner.
Breaking a record for an event that has been around for more than 60 years is nothing to scoff at.
Though Saudis frequently scoff at what they regard as foreigners' obsession with the driving ban, it is a perennial topic of private argument.
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Many of the people who scoff at religion are sublimely confident that, by using science, humanity can march onwards to a better world.
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Sure, Qwest is going to get humiliated in the MCI deal, but the company was already so poorly regarded that a month's worth of headlines putting it in the same context as Verizon and MCI is nothing to scoff at.
Outsiders scoff, saying the company was only able to exceed its OPEC quota of 2.5 million barrels a day last fall by tapping crude from inventories stockpiled earlier.
Outsiders scoff, saying that the company was able to exceed its OPEC quota of 2.5 million barrels a day this fall only by tapping crude from inventories stockpiled earlier.
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