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As long as those e-mails are in your possession, your life is in danger.

Store them in an external hard drive, and place them in a Swiss vault, with strict instruction to turn over the hard drive to the relevant authorities, upon your death.

It literally* will be warren zevon rip, RIP.



* proper use of 'literally'

Indeed, thou learnest young Master Sammikins, but dost thou antipodean cousin?


Shouldn't that be either:

Indeed, thou learnest, young Master Sammikins, but dost thy antipodean cousin?

Or:

Indeed, thou learnest, young Master Sammikins, but dost thou, antipodean cousin?

Definatily 'thy'.

Isn't: 'thou' = 'you' and 'thy' = 'your' ?

Also, the words 'thee' and 'thou' both mean 'you', but their use depends on the construction of the sentence, and the context (?).

For instance:

"Thou'st maketh me angry, and I beg thee, be on thy way!"

Shhhh!!
He's over in the corner, sucking his thumb.
Now, shushhh !!!

He's had a visit from the "firm" and have given him a "warning"!

Caractacus wrote:

> Off visiting his mum.

That's right, I remember the noo.