QuoteOriginally posted by: celicara29QuoteOriginally posted by: daveangelQuoteOriginally posted by: celicara29QuoteOriginally posted by: daveangelQuoteOriginally posted by: celicara29QuoteOriginally posted by: WilfridQuoteOriginally posted by: daveangelI say, my dear chap, that would be frightfully ghastly, what ?Awfully so, old bean.Well I'll say, that is quite ghaaaastly, sir.I say, old boy, that does not have the right note to it, what ?I say that's jolly well good and all but what are these notes you speak of dear fellow, what?I say, old chum, it is simply a matter of intonation, what ?Precisely good sir........what?I say, old bean, have you tried dear Henry Higgins' well known method of improving ones elocution ? I found saying "the rain in Spain falls mainly in the plain" over and over again very useful. You might wish to try that, what ? It worked so well som of my dear firends think I am almost as posh as Wilfrid, sans stamp collection. Cheerio and TTFN.