Fur and fir. A mild rant.

[Alice]

Touche Two-Sheds.


Like the condecension Lesley, is that along the lines of "Jeffrey Barnard is unwell." ?

Jings Peter, I think I need to get out more or I wouldn't be bothered about this stuff , but since spelling is upsetting you I think you should note the word is CONDESCENSION

As I understand it the fir bit of the name refered to the smell/taste of this variety, therefore it has a context and meaning.

And I think you mean REFERRED

So please it is fir not fur in PFA.

Maybe it's all typos. What does it matter. We're not writing academic essays or business letters. We're talking to our gardening friends and everybody knew what everybody meant. I'd just hate to think anybody felt inhibited from posting here for fear their spelling or grammar would be ridiculed.
We all make mistakes, Peter.

[bubblewrap]

Maybe it's all typos. What does it matter. We're not writing academic essays or business letters. We're talking to our gardening friends and everybody knew what everybody meant. I'd just hate to think anybody felt inhibited from posting here for fear their spelling or grammar would be ridiculed.
We all make mistakes, Peter.

Don't forget 99% of people are the result of accidents!

[Alice]

I wouldn't call them accidents, Bubblewrap. How can a person be an accident ? A happy surprise seems a better description - but maybe I live in wonderland.

[bubblewrap]

I wouldn't call them accidents, Bubblewrap. How can a person be an accident ? A happy surprise seems a better description - but maybe I live in wonderland.

Sorry Alice it's an old joke no offence meant.

[bubblewrap]

I wouldn't call them accidents, Bubblewrap. How can a person be an accident ? A happy surprise seems a better description - but maybe I live in wonderland.

How's the white rabbit?

[zebedee]

I totally agree, Loslee Joy, getting names right is important