i hope i dont become the next angus.............................................

Perhaps bringing up Binky was a mistake on my part. I forgot about the flatulence incident as well as the unfortunate he had while planting trees at the schoolyard.

Perhaps approaching a Chap named Dicky may be more suitable.

 

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Mind you (Lurid rearranges Ample Self into a more comfortable position in his Favourite Fireside Chair, lights an exceptionally Fine Cuban Cigar....a Gift from "The Major"....and prepares to reminisce)



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DUDE!....I swear this reminds me of that out-take short cartoon from the Rocky and Bullwinkle show where the Srgt Major/Colonel or whoever decribes his incredilble escapades..funny as hell!
What was his name...for the life of me I can't remember.....It wasn't Mr. Peabody & Sherman...what was his name?...Dang!~

 

I remember Boris Badinov and Natasha Fatale....

My favorite is still the old Road Runner cartoons. I bought the entire collection on DVD. :)

Oh, yeah. Don't forget the Muttley laugh.... Hee, hee, hee...

 

Professor something maybe? Dang! this is gonna bug the snot outta me! :)

...Always ended his segment by saying..."Quite"...
Dang!

 

Been a lot of years...
Professer Know-It-All, perhaps?

 

I think you may be right!....thanks! NEO! That was Classic...."Quite" ;D LMAO!
Thank you kindly SIR!

 

Thanks Neo....just looked it up on your ..."hunch"...Its "Mr. Know It All"!...thank you soo much..
it would have driven me a short distance to crazy. ..."Quite!"

 

Checked again...I was wrong that was Bullwinkle as Mr. Know it All...dang...stilll looking.
Oh well ...sorry to hijack the thread.

 

Oh yeah! I can hear Bullwinkle with his nasal lisp now.

"Mithter Knowitall!!!"

"Nuthin' up mah sthleeve... PRETHTO!!!"

 

"Quite So Old Chap........Quite So!" Harrumph!!!

Of course, One can hardly be surprised that you Chaps from The Colonies find correctly spoken and annunciated English so amusing?
It's indeed a pity that you have managed to mangle the language quite so severely, but then again, hardly surprising. >

Try This. "How Now Brown Cow".

Seabag-Montefiore. Secretary and now Elocutionist to "The Club".

 

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"Quite So Old Chap........Quite So!" Harrumph!!!

Of course, One can hardly be surprised that you Chaps from The Colonies find correctly spoken and annunciated English so amusing?
It's indeed a pity that you have managed to mangle the language quite so severely, but then again, hardly surprising. >

Try This. "How Now Brown Cow".
Seabag-Montefiore. Secretary and now Elocutionist to "The Club".
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That was "AWESOME" :)

 

should I say this has all been AWESOME!?!?!?! ;D

 

Harrumph.

Obviously my work is far from done here! :coolsmiley:

 

AWESOME Lex.....that just means you'll be around for a very long time teaching and training us!! ;D

 

Yes M'Dear, Unfortunately though.........."There remain those whom sadly refuse to be trained" :coolsmiley: coff coff

 

*Stately Professor voice*

Your opinions are well considered, sir. I would ask that you consider, as well, the juxtaposition of the stuffy upper-crust Blue Blood condescension with the simpler, less pretentious intellect of the American rural South.

A common phrase in defense of their perceived shortcomings in their skills of the Oratory Arts would be loosely thus;
"Slow talkin' don't mean slow thinkin'..."

Of course, the involvement of distilled spirits may provide for a softening of these skills until conversation turns to something akin to; "Whut did yew jus' call me?"

The results usually call to mind events in the Colonies two centuries before...

 

hey Neo.........youa makin' fun of my southern accent???

 

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hey Neo.........youa makin' fun of my southern accent???

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It's NOT just Neo! :funny:

 

:roughup: :roughup: go get your towel and dry off weasel !!!!!