Originally posted by sonhouseActually, it's attributed to both, now I check. Then Shaw has:
I thought that was from George Bernard Shaw.
(To a woman who wrote to him that she wanted to have children with him "think of the child with your brains and my beauty"😉
"But what if he were to have your brains and my beauty?"
Originally posted by sjegI love Pygmalion. Haven't seen the play though, just the film.
Actually, it's attributed to both, now I check. Then Shaw has:
(To a woman who wrote to him that she wanted to have children with him "think of the child with your brains and my beauty"😉
"But what if he were to have your brains and my beauty?"
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Originally posted by sjegI prefer The Mary Whitehouse Experience sketch:
Actually, it's attributed to both, now I check. Then Shaw has:
(To a woman who wrote to him that she wanted to have children with him "think of the child with your brains and my beauty"😉
"But what if he were to have your brains and my beauty?"
Lady Asquith: "Mr Shaw, you and I should make love - with my looks and your brains we'd have great children."
Shaw: "Aha, but what if it had my looks and your brains?"
At which point Shaw retired to the garden to exclaim "I've just blown out a definite sh*g! What a stupid f***ing w***er!"