> Andrew Fildes wrote:
> Actually the 'marc' is a wet cake of crushed grapes after
> the first pressing.
Mmmm, cake.
> Nothing orange about it.
No early hints of citrus, even with, perhaps, damp sock and
cat urine following through?
> Irony is a subtle weapon - only those who confuse it with sarcasm
> think it a blunt instrument.
> 'Heavily ironic' is oxymoronic.
Do you have to be so contrary?
> I don't think that there is a smiley that indicates an 'irony
> warning'. After all, most of us don't need one (and the rest
> don't count).
...and "bludgeon" does, indeed, rhyme with "curmudgeon".
Cheers,
Marc (wondering how you turn a smiley upside down)
Sydney, Oz
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