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[darwin dali]

i prefer these

Yeah, you could use a double-dose of that one

[737flier]

and drugs

Such as this:

Trust you to lower the tone of the discussion...

[737flier]

BTW why can't Americans spell, it should say 'compared to'

That really winds me up

[darwin dali]

BTW why can't Americans spell, it should say 'compared to'

That really winds me up

You're mistaken here: it is an invitation to compare to the other stuff, like in: go and compare our stuff with their's.

[737flier]

BTW why can't Americans spell, it should say 'compared to'

That really winds me up

You're mistaken here: it is an invitation to compare to the other stuff, like in: go and compare our stuff with their's.

NO Thanks, one brand of LAXATIVE is more than enough for me

I take your point, my mistake.

As one wise man said of the British and Americans :

' one nation divided by a common language '

[darwin dali]

In The Canterville Ghost (1887), Wilde wrote: ‘We have really everything in common with America nowadays except, of course, language’.

However, the 1951 Treasury of Humorous Quotations (Esar & Bentley) quotes Shaw as saying: ‘England and America are two countries separated by the same language’, but without giving a source.

[Ron Dennis]

In The Canterville Ghost (1887), Wilde wrote: ‘We have really everything in common with America nowadays except, of course, language’.

However, the 1951 Treasury of Humorous Quotations (Esar & Bentley) quotes Shaw as saying: ‘England and America are two countries separated by the same language’, but without giving a source.

Most people agree that it was Oscar Wilde who penned those words.


Wilde in 1987 (Canterville Ghost) and Shaw in 1951 (Treasury of Humorous Quotations). Shaws version was slightly different but an obvious plagiarism!

SOMEONE EDITED THIS POST AND THE ORIGINAL QUOTE

[Ron Dennis]

i prefer these

Yeah, you could use a double-dose of that one

why - it doesnt work for you!

[Ron Dennis]

In The Canterville Ghost (1887), Wilde wrote: ‘We have really everything in common with America nowadays except, of course, language’.

However, the 1951 Treasury of Humorous Quotations (Esar & Bentley) quotes Shaw as saying: ‘England and America are two countries separated by the same language’, but without giving a source.

WTF???????

[darwin dali]

What's going on Ron? I just came back and see you're talking to yourself...

[Ron Dennis]

no one else to talk to, anyway im off to fire up the grill

[darwin dali]

i prefer these

Yeah, you could use a double-dose of that one

why - it doesnt work for you!

How do you know? There are two possibilities: either they don't work on me (as you imply) or I haven't taken them and you don't know their effect on me until I try them out.

[737flier]

Too much talk of medication here.....

And we get enough of that by email these days