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On Thursday, August 03, 2000 12:08 PM, Reef Fish wrote:
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> >That's "Muvver", to you! <G> (Only Little Red Riding Hood calls me
> >"Mother") :-)
> So YOU are the one who used "Little Red Riding Hood" on J.. Ja..
> you-know-who, and I was accused by Dan Crawford of having been
> that person! :-)
'Tweren't me, Chief! (At least, I don't *think* that it was!) :-)
> >>That's putting a heavy onus of responsibility on the instructor! To
> >> paraphrase an old adage, "You can take a diver to water, but you can't
> >make > them think!" :-)<
Michael wrote:
> >>Actually, I prefer Gertrude Stein's version. The one about horticulture.
> >I'm forced to ask ... What was it? :-)
> That's Strike 1 for deficiency in literary adage! :-) "You can't
> take a whore to culture". :-))
I blame it on a poor edukayshun! (Which is strange when you consider that I
went to an approved school!!!!) :-)
> Strike 2 for the use of "old
> adage" according to my weekly English instructor James J. Kilpatrick
> in his columns on "Peeves, Irks, and Crotchets". There ain't new
> adages. :-)
Damn, Kilpatrick - and a pox of wrinkles on him for being right! <G>
(Sylvia bought me a 303 page book called, "Shakepeare's Insults"!! Imagine
being banned from a list for attempting to raise the cultural tone!) :-)
Strike
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