I doubt Winston Churchill ever said, "Whatever."- Christopher Buckley, Mum and Pup and Me
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3 comments:
How about "bloody whatever"?
Dear Reader,
Today I'm sure he would be a big fan of The Mike Judge Collection, Volume 3.
Uh huh huh...
Do you think that he might have ever uttered the phrase "you know, like" even by accident (anachronistically)? For example: "Let us suppose you are having tea with someone you know, like, and respect."
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