"MC" INT. 221B BAKER STREET - DAY Holmes stands by the ... more common construction in the recently-sold scripts I've been reading. It works just as well, but it doesn't mean the same thing. As for what you've been reading,

Hi, The context often makes the difference. eg Context 1 In Canada, we have a Parliamentary system of government. Unlike some countries, we enjoy freedom , although it places on us a heavy burden of responsibility. Not much

I read that Peter Watkins' film "Privilege" has been released on DVD. It got *very* limited release when it was made, and practtically no air play. Well worth seeing out. A prescient film for its time.

It's used in the sense of "travel in an airplane". It's an imperative, asking or encouraging people to fly with their airline. Hi Mr W, Thank you for the help. Which one of the given definitions of with fits best in the context

"nmstevens" "Ovum" You probably didn't mean this in a bad way, but ... the term you use above is actually a racist epithet. Well, I don't know how exactly Martin is using it, but the context in which I'm familiar

Okay, the father was a Bachman, presumably Ashkenazi Jew hence ... a black musician, hence the various manifestations of schwartze music You probably didn't mean this in a bad way, but from what I understand (maybe Neal or Phil can correct me)

Our short list included: Ishtar I like Ishtar!!! And I'm not afraid to admit it. It's a little long (okay, a lot long) where it shouldn't be, but I find it mostly amusing. Beatty/Hoffman made a terrible singing duo, but I get a kick

And to get back on topic, there are also a few positive connotations to Dutch, as in "my old dutch". According to Partridge, that was probably coined c1885 by Albert Chevalier (a Cockney-style music hall entertainer). He explained it by

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