Arguing with clever people.

[Trumpton]

Prof wrote:

> Still no one sticking their neck out and choosing sides?

OK, I'll plump for Joooooooooooooooooooooooooo, or Tooooooooooooooooommmmmmmmmmm.

[Sam Slater]

[quote]You and I know what he's like when engaged in a debate - flip-flopping all over the place.[/quote]

Mr Zooter would disagree with that, Trumpy!

Or disagree with me, just to be awkward !laugh!

[Trumpton]

Prof wrote:

> Mr Zooter would disagree with that, Trumpy!
>
> Or disagree with me, just to be awkward !laugh!

You'd find that he'd agree with me and with you, then change his position half-way through which he'd maintain for a while then revert to his original stance.

[Sam Slater]

God help Mrs Zooter.

p.s. What's with 'Zooter' instead of 'Wazza'?

[Trumpton]

Prof wrote:

> What's with 'Zooter' instead of 'Wazza'?

Zooter is a character from the 'Muppets'. I remember the very first time that Wazza replied to one of my posts he called me a 'Muppet'. And Zooter is always zooting all over the place, so therefore the combination of these two factors and I came up with his new nickname - Zooter.

[Sam Slater]

I used to watch the muppets as a kid, and I can't remember him. Mind you, I was very young.

Ole Wazza calling someone a muppet eh? Who'd have thought it...

[Trumpton]

[Sam Slater]

Ah, Zoot.

[img]http://www.mwctoys.com/images/review_muppbusts4_1a.jpg[/img]

I think he looks too cool to be a Wazza.

[Trumpton]

Prof wrote:

> Ah, Zoot.

I'm sure they called him 'Zooter' in the series? Maybe my memory is fading. After all this happened 30 years ago. !oldie!

> I think he looks too cool to be a Wazza.

He's the one that moved in a weird manner - I'd call it Zooting.

[Lizard]

Looks like that guy that ditched Shelley L.