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trevor

18th March 2011, 00:03
...and trevor too...
never a fop,ever ready to bob.
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ajt

18th March 2011, 00:04
I just consulted Chambers: ton, fashion, people of fashion.

It's the french word for the same, isn't it?
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zardoz

18th March 2011, 00:15
Just found a ref. in "The London literary gazette and journal of belles lettres"
H. Colburn, 1829, (bottom of pg 340)
Use the zoom.

http://tinyurl.com/4jtndnt
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zardoz

18th March 2011, 00:17
Is Trevor comparing himself to Beau B.?
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bullfrog

18th March 2011, 00:20
No - never a fop. But he seems to be keen on some chap called Bob...
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zardoz

18th March 2011, 00:23
BTW, that book can be downloaded as a PDF.
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zardoz

18th March 2011, 00:25
Never thought I'd use the expression, but LOL, or it that LMAO?
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trevor

18th March 2011, 00:38
Georgette,Tamara,Bob and me(bob was a typo, should read 'Old Gal')
K.I.S.S.I.N.G.
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peterm

18th March 2011, 09:20
4ac is my favourite. It's my home town. Must be a sign.
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turast

18th March 2011, 13:40
I jumped the gun on 29ac and started looking for FLAUBERT, until I rechecked the preamble. D'oh.
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