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On Oct 7, 9:01 am, Steve Kramer <[email protected]> wrote:
> J D Craggs wrote:
> > Yeah. I knew him well.
>
> CALL FOR THE QUOTATION POLICE!!!!! They say this is the second most
> misquoted line in literature. It should be; "I knew him, Horatio." No
> 'well' in the sentence.
>
> > (But not in the biblical sense of
>
> > 'knew'.
>
> That's what they all say....
>
> Just for fun, the #1 most misquoted line;
> "Ours not to reason why
> Ours but to do _____ die." And takers? No fair looking it up.
>
> Steve Kramer
> "PhotoEnvisions" Photography
> Chiang Mai, Thailandhttp://www.photoenvisions.com
Say Hey Stevie:
Any word from Nobuko-san as to where I may purchase a shokutaku
tsukemono kit here in Chiang Mai? From what I read, the people in
Japan get their jollies from using this type of apparatus. Waiting
your reply pal, with 'baiting' breath.
5555 Yee-Haw !!
> J D Craggs wrote:
> > Yeah. I knew him well.
>
> CALL FOR THE QUOTATION POLICE!!!!! They say this is the second most
> misquoted line in literature. It should be; "I knew him, Horatio." No
> 'well' in the sentence.
>
> > (But not in the biblical sense of
>
> > 'knew'.
>
> That's what they all say....
>
> Just for fun, the #1 most misquoted line;
> "Ours not to reason why
> Ours but to do _____ die." And takers? No fair looking it up.
>
> Steve Kramer
> "PhotoEnvisions" Photography
> Chiang Mai, Thailandhttp://www.photoenvisions.com
Say Hey Stevie:
Any word from Nobuko-san as to where I may purchase a shokutaku
tsukemono kit here in Chiang Mai? From what I read, the people in
Japan get their jollies from using this type of apparatus. Waiting
your reply pal, with 'baiting' breath.
5555 Yee-Haw !!