I've decided to use the phrase "Yea, and perhaps" as often as I can next week. I may also wear hose Right, to bed... O sleep! O gentle sleep! Nature’s soft nurse, how have I frighted thee, That thou no more wilt weigh my eyelids down And steep my senses in forgetfulness?
I'm thinking of using the phrase "a pox on it!" as a substitute for those time when I'd normally use an expletive, e.g. at the bank, Bank worker: I m sorry sir but you're overdrawn so no more funds for you, plus we're repossessing your home and car..... Me: A pox on't! (Exits stage left, pursued by bear)
For sooth, I beg to differ....having partaken of a goodly number of hey nonny nonnies, at a ale house of ill-repute, my Doublet was verily festooned, as a famished draw horse decorates its quarters with gobbets of oat meal
I've often used the phrase "Moon-calf! Speak once in thy life!" when customer services put me on hold
Forsooth, I hath this very morn downloaded some phat galliards! As Pete Tong says, The weekend beginneth here!
Forsooth lusty knaves! A pox on ye if this thread doth unravel and drop to early to the ground. With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come! Ps @Jack Tatty your exit stage left pursued by bear has made me laugh every time I read it
Made me laugh out loud, and I was sitting in Asda's car park. I've decided to sign off every email I send with that very phrase...
