No, Zora, as you well know, I did NOT steal your Tutu, did I?
Why don �t you ask Archbishop Desmond in South Africa about a missing Tutu?
And, no! I do NOT want Green Tea, do I? Why? Because Green Tea makes me go to the toilet all night, to have a �N-ya N-ya�, as my Chinese friends would say, wouldn�t they?
Incidentally, my great-great-grandfather was called Leslie More, wasn�t he? So, Les is not Less, but More --- have you got it?
The burning question is, who started the Great Fire of London? (Should that not be the "GRATE Fire of London"?) Was it a Boy Scout, trying to breed a new hybrid dog, by crossing a Bulldog with a Shitsui and giving it a combined name? Was it the inventor of that Welsh cheese, which must be eaten Caerphilly? Or was it, perhaps, a Teacher who stopped to think, and forgot to start again?
These, and other pressing questions, (such as: "How do you iron a shirt correctly?") still remain unanswered, don�t they?
I must be VERY careful, mustn�t I? "I must be right in the rite of what I write" --- isn�t that the expression? To mention �wee-wee� or �poo-poo� is a positive no-no, isn�t it? And I wonder as I wander past the window with Wanda, why people say "Night-night" and not "Bye-bye"? Right? Right?
And, in this questing quest, what is the most questionable question that these questioners have requested?
"In schools, why is the Boogie-Woogie less popular than the Hokey-Cokey?"
Is it because the Hokey-Cokey IS what it�s ALL ABOUT?
