---

Dis mus be da place

Well, the play opened on 17 January 1775 at the Covent Garden Theatre and introduced the wonderful Mrs Malaprop to the world. I wonder which of the two lived up to the Malaprop billing that day, while the other player took the leading role to play like an Absolute dream.

I was there Mrs T. Happy memories

Quote:

DaveAitch
Well, the play opened on 17 January 1775 at the Covent Garden Theatre and introduced the wonderful Mrs Malaprop to the world. I wonder which of the two lived up to the Malaprop billing that day, while the other player took the leading role to play like an Absolute dream.

Not that Sheridan you idiom.

---

Dis mus be da place

I recall seeing Mickey Skinner and a French player in a pose like that during a 5 Nations game and they were absolutely screaming at each other.

When Mickey was interviewed afterwards he was asked what it was all about. His reply was something along the lines of: We fell into a friendly discussion about one of the more esoteric and obscure points of rugby Law. The problem was that I can't speak French and he couldn't speak English.

---

No matter what you say, or how you say it, someone somewhere will deliberately go out of their way to be offended.

In loving memory of Her Ladyship - d: 29/12/2007.

You don't know what you've got 'till it's gone. RiP

Please help medical research by Folding@Home and join Swanny's Irregulars - PM me for details. Please!

South Stand with The New Birtles Faithful.

I think the French player concerned later murdered his wife . It's a good job for Mickey the Munch that the 5N/6N laws prohibit carrying firearms on the pitch.

---

Dis mus be da place

A former work colleague of mine was arrested for attempting to strangle his wife whilst in a hotel in London. It was his second attempt, he having tried to run her over previously.

The Daily Telegraph, reporting this latter event, seemed pretty relaxed at his trying to murder his wife and seemed to imply that such behaviour was quite normal, what exercised their reporter more was his weapon of choice - an MCC tie!

An outrage beyond the pale indeed!

---

No matter what you say, or how you say it, someone somewhere will deliberately go out of their way to be offended.

In loving memory of Her Ladyship - d: 29/12/2007.

You don't know what you've got 'till it's gone. RiP

Please help medical research by Folding@Home and join Swanny's Irregulars - PM me for details. Please!

South Stand with The New Birtles Faithful.

Was this before or after Ben Stokes played for England?

---

Dis mus be da place

Quote:

Mrs Trellis of North Wales
I think the French player concerned later murdered his wife . It's a good job for Mickey the Munch that the 5N/6N laws prohibit carrying firearms on the pitch.

Marc Cecillon shot his wife in the face. Eric Champ stood face to face with Skinner.

It's Cecillon that gets hit by Skinner from the 5m scrum, then driven back and dumped on his backside.