"D. Spencer Hines" wrote in message
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Hoist with her own petar.


If you are going to do this, at least get it right. It's PetarD - an
explosive charge with which to blow in gates.....

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You need to take a close look at William Shakespeare's _Hamlet_.

When you have done that come back for further basic instruction.

But Not Here...

I'm shutting this thread down.

'Nuff Said.
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"Gordon" wrote in message
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"D. Spencer Hines" wrote in message
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Hoist with her own petar.

If you are going to do this, at least get it right. It's PetarD - an
explosive charge with which to blow in gates.....

"D. Spencer Hines" wrote in message
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You need to take a close look at William Shakespeare's _Hamlet_.

When you have done that come back for further basic instruction.



Unfortunately Shakespeare was not a Royal Engineer. A Petard, with a "D" is
an explosive charge that is fixed halfway up the gate of a fortified
enclosure in order to blow a hole in it.
People who got hung up with it were killed. Hence the phrase "hoisted with
his own petard".

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Gordon wrote:
"D. Spencer Hines" wrote in message
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You need to take a close look at William Shakespeare's _Hamlet_.

When you have done that come back for further basic instruction.



Unfortunately Shakespeare was not a Royal Engineer. A Petard, with a "D"
is an explosive charge that is fixed halfway up the gate of a fortified
enclosure in order to blow a hole in it.
People who got hung up with it were killed. Hence the phrase "hoisted
with his own petard".


In Spanish, it's Petardos. Petardas, OTOH, can be found he

http://www.petardas.com/

Alias

"Alias" wrote in message
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Gordon wrote:
"D. Spencer Hines" wrote in message
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You need to take a close look at William Shakespeare's _Hamlet_.

When you have done that come back for further basic instruction.



Unfortunately Shakespeare was not a Royal Engineer. A Petard, with a "D"
is an explosive charge that is fixed halfway up the gate of a fortified
enclosure in order to blow a hole in it.
People who got hung up with it were killed. Hence the phrase "hoisted
with his own petard".


In Spanish, it's Petardos. Petardas, OTOH, can be found he

http://www.petardas.com/

Alias

lol
He certainly is a ******!

On Fri, 6 Feb 2009 22:32:40 -0000, D. Spencer Hines wrote:

I'm shutting this thread down.

You can't shut this thread down. I will not allow you do anything of the
sort! :=)

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