She was way out in left field for her time, that Jane.Certainly not. However, Miss Austen is cited in the OED as the first published use of the words 'baseball' and 'doorbell'.
Labour, Labour, Labour, remain.
Got any more damn fool questions?
Certainly not. However, Miss Austen is cited in the OED as the first published use of the words 'baseball' and 'doorbell'.
Yes. How can you vote when you've got paws instead of hands?
I clearly recall, back in the '60s, while watching this episode 'live', thinking that it figures that McCoy would be the first officer to succumb.Alan,
Have I become that predictable?
Joe
I learn something new every day
did she pitch for the Yankees?
Not like Charles Greville, then.The quote is from Northanger Abbey: 'It was not very wonderful that Catherine..should prefer cricket, base ball..to books'. Personally, I've always preferred books.
I clearly recall, back in the '60s, while watching this episode 'live', thinking that it figures that McCoy would be the first officer to succumb.
I get my staff to submit a proxy vote, of course
surely you would not expect a superior being such as myself (a tortie Burmese) to sully her paws with such base tasks...........
(anyway, i'm actually deceased. Signed SW)
However, i'm not sure that Miss Austen would have used the word "sh1tload" in this context - do we have any JA aficionados on the forum who would care to comment?
I clearly recall, back in the '60s, while watching this episode 'live', thinking that it figures that McCoy would be the first officer to succumb.
So, my memory alpha is not so clear as I thought...sniff.Actually, Scotty did. He was quite mean to Mr. Spock. If Mr. Spock weren't a Vulcan he would have cried.
You were there about a week ago.Anything in the off topic room. There was a time 7 years ago and more when I used to waste hours in there arguing with people. Never again.
You were there about a week ago.