Re: Believe in The Sleeve : Mon Sep 10, 2012 8:45 pm
Tyke's/Rhinos No. 1 Fan wrote:
really. Charlatan, from the french Charlatan (Sharr Latt Anne)
meaning false medical practitioner or confidence trickster.
An english equivolent would be snake oil salesman.
Yes Lawrie, because I've tried to fob you off with false healthcare products. Do run along, and remember that though the grown ups are proud you can point out easy-peasy mistakes like two and three being different things, using long words when you don't know what they mean just makes you look slow.
N.B. the actual error came about perfectly reasonably. Thought of two, remembered Burgess, forgot to change one of the 'two's to a 'three'.
Well done to all those who feel intellectually stimulated by noticing that some words are different from other words
meaning false medical practitioner or confidence trickster.
An english equivolent would be snake oil salesman.
Yes Lawrie, because I've tried to fob you off with false healthcare products. Do run along, and remember that though the grown ups are proud you can point out easy-peasy mistakes like two and three being different things, using long words when you don't know what they mean just makes you look slow.
N.B. the actual error came about perfectly reasonably. Thought of two, remembered Burgess, forgot to change one of the 'two's to a 'three'.
Well done to all those who feel intellectually stimulated by noticing that some words are different from other words
Lovely stuff. Out of everyone who quite rightly ridiculed your thread (thats barely good enough for off-season chat), why have you gone for the jugular of Lawrie in particular?
