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Discussion Groups / British English / November 2004The Leith Police.
Yesterday, a BBC reporter stumbled over the phrase "The Law Lord Lord LLoyd" Does the Law Lord Lord LLoyd sit on a bench of red leather yellow leather? Has he got a pheasant plucker? I think we should we told.  SignaturePhil C. > Yesterday, a BBC reporter stumbled over the phrase "The Law Lord Lord > LLoyd" > > Does the Law Lord Lord LLoyd sit on a bench of red leather yellow > leather? Has he got a pheasant plucker? I think we should we told. Probably not, but he could BE a "pheasant plucker" or even a "pheasant plucker's son" - or should that be the other way round? Regards, Einde O'Callaghan |
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