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Warner Brothers of Delhi - Howler
Warner Brothers of Delhi - Howler
Surely a contender for 'Howler of the Month'! A bottle ticket by Warner Brothers of Delhi, engraved with the mis-spelling of Whisky.
Photos courtesy of Carey Hill
Trev.
Photos courtesy of Carey Hill
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Re: Warner Brothers of Delhi - Howler
A drunken pronunciation, perhaps!
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Re: Warner Brothers of Delhi - Howler
No, no, I think that’s not the »Howler-of-the-Month« or a ‘drunken pronunciation’.
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No, no, I think that’s not the »Howler-of-the-Month« or a ‘drunken pronunciation’ — that’s the “Evening prayer” of some body in front of a locked up bottle of Whisky or whatever is tasty.
As a not Eton-educated Continental European I think, that also an Eton-educated individual wouldn’t say: »I wish to have just now the key of this Sterling silver ΤάÏταÏος«.
I think also in Eton there would be »Wish key« sufficient too.
That’s the very well known British humour.
Kind regards silverport
Hello All
No, no, I think that’s not the »Howler-of-the-Month« or a ‘drunken pronunciation’ — that’s the “Evening prayer” of some body in front of a locked up bottle of Whisky or whatever is tasty.
As a not Eton-educated Continental European I think, that also an Eton-educated individual wouldn’t say: »I wish to have just now the key of this Sterling silver ΤάÏταÏος«.
I think also in Eton there would be »Wish key« sufficient too.
That’s the very well known British humour.
Kind regards silverport