Sorry to have missed Daffy's and Porky's portrayals :) , but the standard American way is still "ROBin Hood" as ... pleasant high-baritone whose dialect was somewhere midway: "Feared by the bad, lahved by the good (long

Thus spake Mike Lyle: Eighty bloody quid? There's no price in my one-volume Gramercy ... than a tenner for it. Not for sale, I'm afraid. Dickinson is in the public domain and on the Internet, which means you can download it yourself, edit

I'd like to as oftenly as I once did, but ... was the price of a song when I was young. Eighty bloody quid? Even worse, I see after checking my Amazon Wish List: eighty-six bloody quid, plus 50 *** pence. As if that's not bad enough, they

I happened to catch an old Warner Bros. cartoon, from the 'Forties I'm guessing, starring Daffy Duck and Porky Pig, ... ago standardly pronounced "Robin HOOD" in AmE? Are there AmE speakers even today who say "Robin

Thus spake Mike Lyle: I'd like to as oftenly as I once did, but ... was the price of a song when I was young. Eighty bloody quid? There's no price in my one-volume Gramercy edition, apparently a facsimile of the three original published

Surprisingly, there are far fewer countries sporting versions of red white & blue than I imagined. Really? You mean you had imagined that there would be more European countries than the ones you mentioned I knew there were more European

I alwaysly bow to Emily. I'd like to as oftenly as I once did, but I haven't found her complete poems for less than about £80. The volume, or a similar one, was the price of a song when I was young. Eighty bloody quid? There's no

The adverb is listed in the OED as rare. Although ... Emily Dickinson wrote, "The ships...That touch how seldomly Thy Shore?". I alwaysly bow to Emily. I'd like to as oftenly as I once did, but I haven't found her complete poems

Sea urchin, then... a slightly more generic designation than RM's "seahedgehog" (according to , "sea hedgehog" refers onlyto the black sea urchin). Thank you for the Totally Official answer! Also for the link, including a

... Did I hurt your ever so red white and blue feelings? ... No, you merely made an unsupportable allegation. ObAUE: I've never quite understood this phrase (red, white, and blue) as it's ... thread we suffer through monthly. After all,