Or as the Telegraph refers to him "The Apostrophist" - with a nice photo too
What I want to know is, do they pronounce the St John part to rhyme with "Sinjin"?
With related articles:
Apparently turned in by another retired military man, he had this to say about that:
Mr Gatward, who served with the Gordon Highlands in the 1960s, said of the other man, who served in Afghanistan: "I've been to three universities. I don't know it all but I still know a lot more than a mere corporal."
<3
I googled: "Sinjin" is the Old English pronunciation of St. John according to wiki.
Then baby names reinforces that notion.
Some that statement about the universities and corporal seems something right out of Monty Python. - H2
I salute him for tilting at windmills. We need more idealists.
Score one for the bean counters! :)
You're in Easy Mode. If you prefer, you can use XHTML Mode instead. |