The subject here seems to be friends. I recall once reading of a conversation between two british poets in the 1800's. It was afternoon and they were having drinks in a pub when one declared: " I must be off, I'm to meet a friend shortly.". The other responded: "A friend is it? I say, would you mind if I come along? I don't believeI've ever seen one!"
The subject here seems to be friends. I recall once reading of a conversation between two british poets in the 1800's. It was afternoon and they were having drinks in a pub when one declared: " I must be off, I'm to meet a friend shortly.". The other responded: "A friend is it? I say, would you mind if I come along? I don't believeI've ever seen one!"
The subject here seems to be friends. I recall once reading of a conversation between two british poets in the 1800's. It was afternoon and they were having drinks in a pub when one declared: " I must be off, I'm to meet a friend shortly.". The other responded: "A friend is it? I say, would you mind if I come along? I don't believeI've ever seen one!"
Tom: Leave it to the Brits to have a dry sense of humor.