To: bigjoesaddle
This may be too English, but how about:
Nattering Nancy
To "natter" means to "talk profusely".
Regards, Ivan
37 posted on
11/08/2002 1:09:44 PM PST by
MadIvan
To: MadIvan
It is not possible to be "too English," and anyone who says otherwise is a Stoke-on-Trent wanker who lives in the loo. And me Trouble-and-Strife agrees with me on that lot. Cheers....
61 posted on
11/08/2002 1:14:03 PM PST by
tracer
To: MadIvan
To "natter" means to "talk profusely".As in: "Nattering Nabobs of Negativity"?
My memory fails me on this, but I think that was an Agnewism, intended to describe the US media.
No matter the original author, it is an apt description of the press today, also and certainly applies to Peeloseri.
80 posted on
11/08/2002 1:18:12 PM PST by
OldSmaj
To: MadIvan
This may be too English, but how about:
"Nattering Nancy " ding ding ding...thanks for playing our game!
BUT errrrrr
........this would NEVER be something a Yank would say or understand! lol ;)
Let us offer you a lovely consolation prize for playing ! :)
To: MadIvan
Sorry Ivan. That one didn't make it across the pond intact.
259 posted on
11/08/2002 2:31:48 PM PST by
katana
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