Let’s have another quotation to take us into the weekend and beyond.
Who said this and to whom was it referring?
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Let’s have another quotation to take us into the weekend and beyond.
Who said this and to whom was it referring?
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can i start with an A please
Let’s have another quotation to take us into the weekend and beyond.
Who said this and to whom was it referring?
Letters Used: A,
S please
can i have a T please
Let’s have another quotation to take us into the weekend and beyond.
Who said this and to whom was it referring?
Letters Used: A, S, T
can i have a C please
seems i posted same time as your reply changed my letter this time sorry
An I please
Let’s have another quotation to take us into the weekend and beyond.
Who said this and to whom was it referring?
Letters Used: A, S, T, C, I
P please
can i have an O please
Let’s have another quotation to take us into the weekend and beyond.
Who said this and to whom was it referring?
Letters Used: A, S, T, C, I, P, O
He is the stupid person’s idea of a clever person.
referring to Trump
And yes, I agree totally. You baited me, Judd.
Wondered where you’d got to. ![]()
Correct quote but the wrong attribution and no mention of who said it - go back further in time, around eighty years should do it.
He is the stupid person’s idea of a clever person.
Elizabeth Bowen about Aldous Huxley?
Bingo! That’s her. Irish author, made the comment in 1938.
Another what’s the connection for the weekend -
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Can I have an E please Righty?
A T please Righty
can i have a C please