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The "homely" term cropped up here again, by a Brit. Yes, quite a different meaning.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086993/board/nest/60473147?ref_=tt_bd_4
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Blake4014 (Thu Dec 7 2006 15:05:54)

Last night I watched "The Bounty" (1984) with Anthony Hopkins & Mel Gibson (top billing).
The film has now been seriously down-rated, probably because of the latter's recent & frequent faux pas,
Pity. I liked him in the Mad Max series. Still haven't seen "The Passion of the Christ" or "Apocalypto".
He seemed to go off the rails around there.

Anyway ... I wanted to research the original story & one of the posters mentioned Bligh's book, which of course is out of print but I it found here:
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/20337/20337-h/20337-h.htm

Gutenberg is a great resource - check it out.

i thought you were going to no longer use the apostrophe, i'm a bit confused

Sorry, Hayley.

I copied from my template. I'll try to remember next time.

We all know it was done with pure malice.

Your so not rite.

The apostrophe will soon disappear everywhere.

says the person who's user name nearly is "apostrophes" :)

Good one, Hayley.

I trust your use of who's instead of whose was part of the jest.

My post at #30 was probably lame. I'm not well-versed in the lingo.
"Your so not rite" was meant as a joke about the "text zombies" who have no concept of spelling or punctuation.
They are also a major hazard on the road - several near misses.
Darwinism will take care of it. (-;

no my grammar is often on the fritz

are the early 2012 posted liste anywhere, that is jan-apr?

Yes. Just type Harper's in Search and you'll find all of them.