"katysails" wrote...
nav opined...
only the weak or love lorn pen
poetry.

So Rudyard Kipling was weak? Boris Pasternak? Yeats? Robert L.
Stevenson, who although ill, still managed to fet about in an
adventurous way? Shakespeare???? And that is just a few?

Perhaps the navster would more readily approve of General George S.
Patton, who was quite proud of his poetry. Care to call him "weak" or
"lovelorn" to his face? Even dead, I'll bet he could kick your ass.

Wasn't he the nutty US general who walked around with pistols on his
hips in riding britches, boots and a crop?

Bwhahhahahahahaha

Cheers MC

Frank Maier wrote:

"katysails" wrote...

nav opined...

only the weak or love lorn pen
poetry.

So Rudyard Kipling was weak? Boris Pasternak? Yeats? Robert L.
Stevenson, who although ill, still managed to fet about in an
adventurous way? Shakespeare???? And that is just a few?


Perhaps the navster would more readily approve of General George S.
Patton, who was quite proud of his poetry. Care to call him "weak" or
"lovelorn" to his face? Even dead, I'll bet he could kick your ass.

The navigator© wrote:

Wasn't he the nutty US general who walked around with pistols on his
hips in riding britches, boots and a crop?



Might of been a bit off the wall, but he was a
one of the best armoured commanders seen in
WW II.

Cheers
Marty