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Yes I'm a great fan too! If you like Hear No Evil then you'll also love Stir Crazy (an earlier film with Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor) and Woman in Red with Wilder and Kelly Le Brock but also starring Wilder's real life wife whose name escapes me at the moment - Gelda Something I think.

 

I've got Willy Wonka and Stir Crazy on DVD and both are great if your home feeling poorly and need cheering up. :D

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Oh, will have to keep an eye for out for those Red. Think I've seen Stir Crazy.

 

Talking of being cheered up - has anyone listened to the 'B' side of Peter Kaye's 'Is This the Way to Amirillo'

 

It' called 'The Laughing Song' and it really is worth a listen. I defy anyone not to be laughing by the end of it :lol:

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Actually that's something I'm not too bad at - we play a game when we go out where you get a prize if you spot a sign with a misused possessive apostrophe :roll:

 

Hopefully I'll have something better to do now that I have chickens! :D

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I absoloutly LOVE Gene Wilder.

 

Did someone do a spell check for me! I'm sure I put Jean instead of Gene!!

 

It was me! - I crept in and changed it for you to save your embarrassment :roll:

and it is grammar :wink:

 

...and I've just had to check embarrassment for the correct number of 'm's and 'r''s and 's's before Kate comes along to correct me!

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Actually that's something I'm not too bad at - we play a game when we go out where you get a prize if you spot a sign with a misused possessive apostrophe :roll:

Oh my life - I know that game. Ever since my hubby read 'Eats, Shoots and Leaves' every sign, shop front, carrier bag etc, has to be checked for missing or misused apostophes :roll::D

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I'm paranoid about apostrophes and don't use them unless I'm absolutely sure where they should be. My Mum is really hot on where the rightful place is and has the Eats, Shoots and Leaves book which she did pass onto me but which I never had time to read - far too scary! So pleas'e excus'e all my flying apo'strophe's in the wrong plac'e :lol: .

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It's quite simple really Kate.

 

The apostophe replaces the word 'is'.

 

Kate's feeling poorly.

 

It also tells us that something belongs to somebody.

 

Kate's big knickers.

 

If you didn't have the apostophe there, it would mean there were a group of kates, all with big knickers.

 

Infact the apostophe would appear at the end of Kates' to indicate a group.

 

A bit like,

 

the students' were all wearing Kate's big knickers.

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