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Capital letter, or not?

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  • Let's have a war! Capitals against Lowers! All Capitals behind me now - and chaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrge!
  • ’Ang on, let me get me ’ammer.
  • Excuse me - excuse me! You there at the top of this page - did you just refer to me as a Lower? I should call you out for that.
  • *places one foot firmly in either camp*
  • *plants Lower standard into the battlefield mud* (I do like to lower standards)
  • Just as well
  • They may take our lives, but they'll never take our capital letters!
  • Ha! That sounds like a recognition of our strength over your adversity!
  • *Sidles off looking embarrassed*
  • *wipes up bloodshed*
  • I don't like to apportion blame, TN...
  • Well, no. And I don't like to cause them (very often), but sometimes a bit of jousting and thumbs down is just the order of the day.
  • Jousting - just the thing for a hot summer's day. The thunder of hooves, the clouds of dust, the clanging of lance on shield, the squeak of unoiled armour - ah, it takes me back.
  • Wasn't 'enry a fan of jousting? No? Ah, 'Enry. That would be 'im.
  • I went to bed singing 'I'm 'enery the eighth, I am'. That's just cruel. Darn it, it's in my 'ead again now.
  • Could be worse; ’enry ’Iggins was always one to sit on the fence…
  • *practises Cockney accent, hitches skirt and does a knees-up*
  • *tuts*

    Surely you meant 'itches?
  • I played Eliza Doolittle at school - I was the only one who could manage the accent.

    'In 'ertford, 'ereford and 'ampshire, 'urricanes 'ardly ever 'appen.'
  • Losin' it, I am, guv'nor...
  • I 'ave the solution.

    In Spanish it don't matter:

    "La lluvia en España bellos valles baña"

    So, write your iffy dialogue in a foreign language. You're welcome.
  • Ta, luv.
  • Does Liverpudlian count as foreign?
  • Depends if you're a beetle... ;)
  • Just come to this, have you women no household chores to attend to?
  • I've been doing just that, sm!

    Everything is smart, gleaming and in full working order.
    All the bills have been paid, accounts balanced, investments checked.
    The fridge is full of healthy food and a pan of soup is simmering on the stove, pea and ham, made from peas I grew myself and the cured loin of the flying pig I caught earlier.
  • 'ousehold, sm - get into the swing of things, do.
  • Just come to this, have you women no household chores to attend to?
    I'm am mid-way vacuuming the house. I've completed the top floor. I became distracted on this floor. Next, I go downstairs.

    Actually, I wasn't 'vacuuming', I was 'oovering.
  • Done all me laundry, I 'ave, 'n' got the guest wing ready for weekend visitors. Watered me garden (back only, hose doesn't reach around the front) 'n' just made a crackin' salad.

    Wot about you, sm? Tapped a few walls and scratched your chin?
  • Lawks, Miss Nell, you 'as bin busy! Bein' as you is on the vertically-challenged side, I'm not surprised as 'ow yer 'ose don't go all the way round the 'ouse!
  • I say, I am finding it somewhat h'difficult to understand what you are all bleeding h'on about.
  • Ooh, Miss Lizabeth, you wiv yer fancy ways 'n' all...
  • There's something to be said for speaking proper.
  • *wipes nose on sleeve*
    I can speak fluent lah-di-dah.
  • No matter what I say my origins are clearly spoken. >-)
  • I can vouch for that. Your recordings are extremely clear and emotive.

    *sits up straight*
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