LannyC iPad Fan Yesterday at 11:42 AM #11,358 Jupiter7 said: Have you not heard of the expression “Mad as a March hare”? Click to expand... Of course, but I’ve never discovered what made them angry. Spoiler American v. British
Jupiter7 said: Have you not heard of the expression “Mad as a March hare”? Click to expand... Of course, but I’ve never discovered what made them angry. Spoiler American v. British
Jupiter7 iPad Fan Yesterday at 12:40 PM #11,359 LannyC said: Of course, but I’ve never discovered what made them angry. Spoiler American v. British Click to expand... You are joking of course!
LannyC said: Of course, but I’ve never discovered what made them angry. Spoiler American v. British Click to expand... You are joking of course!
LannyC iPad Fan Yesterday at 3:22 PM #11,360 Jupiter7 said: You are joking of course! Click to expand... Mostly…but not about the US/UK difference in the usage of the word “mad.” You folks mean “insane” while we Yanks (usually) mean angry. I always assumed mad hares, hatters, and cows were British. Last edited: Yesterday at 3:30 PM
Jupiter7 said: You are joking of course! Click to expand... Mostly…but not about the US/UK difference in the usage of the word “mad.” You folks mean “insane” while we Yanks (usually) mean angry. I always assumed mad hares, hatters, and cows were British.
