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    Default Re: UK English Grammar vs. US English Grammar

    Quote Originally Posted by Banquo's Ghost View Post
    A gentleman knows that pistols are just as permitted, and in such a case, I for one would not be keen to face a Texan on the field of honour.

    My lily liver however, would be saved because the fellow would still be searching for the field of honor at the appointed hour...
    A Texan's only weapon of honour is of course, his fists. And they duel to the death.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wakizashi View Post
    A Texan's only weapon of honour is of course, his fists.
    Nonsense, sirrah. A gentlemen does not duel with fisticuffs and Texans are gentlemen. Boxing is a sport.

    Those Mexican fellows at the Alamo were met with lead and cold steel. Maybe a barbeque grating or two, historians appear to be unclear on the latter.
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