Snuff Movies.

Well, one cannot expect the children (think of them, for God's sake!)
to be completely correct all of the time, can one?

That's what I said. I would be careful with using Wikipedia as your
sole source of information, mind - for obvious reasons ;-)

In your half of the mind you are currently using, at least.
A wether, as any fule kno, is:

Main Entry: weth·er
Pronunciation: 'we-[th]&r
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, ram, from Old English; akin to Old High
German widar ram, Latin vitulus calf, vetus old, Greek etos year
Date: before 12th century
- a male sheep castrated before sexual maturity

 

It took me ages to get that reference I'll have you know.
It was the only source where I could *almost* get the
explanation to be vaguely near my point of view. )

Blimey, I can't believe I've managed to get to the ripe
old age of 39 without knowing that )

 

LOL. Really. That tickled me a treat, that did. Honesty roolz.

Well, there 'ee be, see. Oi 'as fower years on 'ee an' Oi ain't
afeared to use 'em, see.

uk.r.m. - learn something absolutely fucking useless every day.

 

CT wrote

So "lend us fourpence for a pint of meths guv" is grammatically
incorrect is it?

 

CT wrote

Nah. A penny or One penny. Onepence and Onepee came into brief but
popular use at around the time of decimalisation.

 

dwb wrote

Near infrared Doppler radar innit mate.

 

Infrablooanwhite on the GSXR, innit.

 

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 10:53:17 +0000, dwb wrote:

It would be the mother of all high-sides, I think.

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Pip

Indeed. As in:

"The farmer wondered whether the wether would weather the weather".