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Good one Marv. Don't know if our English friends would get it.John
Quote from: Walsheng on April 02, 2013, 02:05:19 AMGood one Marv. Don't know if our English friends would get it.JohnWhilst most of us actually need three wires as opposed to the American two to create music, a few of us do have an ear for music somewhat better than Van Gogh. The odd- very odd, were known to come out of Sam Ash's in NY with a sop. sax.I think that the funniest recollection was a 'bringing culture to the natives' during our Boston visit. There was this Faneuil Hall thing with an old toothless wonder with his empty jaw packed with cotton wool and - a Masonic apronThere was a rumour that he and some of his mates had come out of a lodge meeting - got kitted up in Red Indian costume and chucked tea into the harbour.After that- and Dan Brown, people think that the Brits will believe anything.
Quote from: Goldstar31 on April 02, 2013, 12:20:43 PMQuote from: Walsheng on April 02, 2013, 02:05:19 AMGood one Marv. Don't know if our English friends would get it.JohnWhilst most of us actually need three wires as opposed to the American two to create music, a few of us do have an ear for music somewhat better than Van Gogh. The odd- very odd, were known to come out of Sam Ash's in NY with a sop. sax.I think that the funniest recollection was a 'bringing culture to the natives' during our Boston visit. There was this Faneuil Hall thing with an old toothless wonder with his empty jaw packed with cotton wool and - a Masonic apronThere was a rumour that he and some of his mates had come out of a lodge meeting - got kitted up in Red Indian costume and chucked tea into the harbour.After that- and Dan Brown, people think that the Brits will believe anything.Thanks for clearing that up.Mosey
We can't even understand some of the English either
Quote from: John S on April 02, 2013, 01:31:04 PMWe can't even understand some of the English either And some of us are glad we can't. [No offense to our English friends who manage to write clearly.]I see that Norman has unveiled the dreaded Masonic apron. We're in for it now.