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Originally posted by Grampy Bobbymost welcome GB 😀
Great sidebar between robbie and Ron. Learned a few things about forum behaviours I never knew. Thanks to you both.
Originally posted by moonbusTimely erudition for the slang challenged.
"Wheels off. Pants down.
I hear this at RHP every so often.
But I have NO idea what it means.
Care to enlighten a "clueless American"? "
Roughly equivalent to: Open mouth, insert foot. Or: got egg all over your face.
EDIT: "clueless American" is a pleonasm. As is "raging Spaniard." 😉
Originally posted by moonbusSome more helpful examples:
"Wheels off. Pants down.
I hear this at RHP every so often.
But I have NO idea what it means.
Care to enlighten a "clueless American"? "
Roughly equivalent to: Open mouth, insert foot. Or: got egg all over your face.
EDIT: "clueless American" is a pleonasm. As is "raging Spaniard." 😉
Originally posted by redbaronsOriginally posted by redbarons
everything
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyIt is of course an unjust accusation and over-generalisation to aim at the American people.
Originally posted by redbarons
sorry bobby but I find most Americans are clueless🙄
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
.... regarding?
Originally posted by redbarons
[b]everything
Not even one teeny weeny exception to this sweeping generalization? Not even a baby's toes fuzz ball exception? lol[/b]
Originally posted by googlefudge.... still vulnerable to a verdict of guilty
It is of course an unjust accusation and over-generalisation to aim at the American people.
However it does seem to be a pretty fitting depiction of you.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyGood grief, that is some really dreary poetry. Who is the author?
.... still vulnerable to a verdict of guilty
as charged. No attempt shall be made
to explain or to justify or to hide.
No measured responses. No social noise.
I have signed off on the declination
option of entering any final appeal.
I shall go quietly, accepting full responsibility
for the penalties and privileges of exile.
Dad, this time ...[text shortened]... t" 1980)
Note: Please forgive the indulgence, gf;
these lines from long ago seemed apropos.