Originally posted by divegeester"Tipp-ex": "Would anyone in the room know the meaning of this reference? Our Defense Attorney at Mouse Headquarters, USA
Have you been sniffing the Tipp-ex again?
(Queen Latifa Kitten) who is also an international linguist on weekends would like to know. Thank you. ~Vivian (aka V7)"
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyThe relevant active ingredient in this case would be etheric solvent; the rest is just whitewash.
"Tipp-ex": "Would anyone in the room know the meaning of this reference? Our Defense Attorney at Mouse Headquarters, USA
(Queen Latifa Kitten) who is also an international linguist on weekends would like to know. Thank you. ~Vivian (aka V7)"
Originally posted by nimzophyshAye, nimzo, I just looked up your rating trend curve. What a beautiful sine wave!
Wasn't the bolded text Churchill's response to Lady Astor when she chastised him for ending a sentence with a preposition (ie, "...put up with"]?
"This is the type of arrant pedantry up with which I will not put."
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyCorrection fluid. You know it as Wite-Out.
"Tipp-ex": "Would anyone in the room know the meaning of this reference? Our Defense Attorney at Mouse Headquarters, USA
(Queen Latifa Kitten) who is also an international linguist on weekends would like to know. Thank you. ~Vivian (aka V7)"
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyYou pepper many of your posts with obscure English words, which you have obviously looked up on the internet, and yet "Tipp-ex" escapes you.
"Tipp-ex": "Would anyone in the room know the meaning of this reference? Our Defense Attorney at Mouse Headquarters, USA
(Queen Latifa Kitten) who is also an international linguist on weekends would like to know. Thank you. ~Vivian (aka V7)"