C is for Sea - Blackadder - BBC 

iammontecristo hahahaha

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Well he is not wrong.😃

One of the wackier theories I came across in my study of linguistics was that semantic meaning was derived from a process of contrast: mentally comparing each concept with thousands, if not millions, of others and identifying it by dint of its dissimilarity to all those other concepts. Hence, a dog is recognised as a dog precisely because it isn't a cat - or a mouse, or a hippo, or a horse, or a pencil sharpener or an abattoir or a shower curtain or a crocus, etc etc etc. All of which subconscious mental processing is supposed to take place in a fraction of a second. In this respect, "not a cat" is a perfectly acceptable definition for "dog".

not really sure why youd have any of these in a comedy, except maybe the Blues Brothers.

Beogradski Gejmer George II was also born in Germany and was German

Mine too 😂😂😂

It wasn't Hagrid, it's his grand-grandpa))

Robbie Coltrane

That's Valentin Zukovsky.

Oh god it’s a dream isn’t?, it’s a bloody dream!, doctor Johnson doesn’t want us to burn his Dictionary at all!

Almost, you're forgetting the apostrophe and e, otherwise, it's possessive. Your = belonging to you, you're = you are.

@@ciaranlittle38 That ain't in my dictionary. Or, your. Or, you're. Kidding, of course.

Still makes him a German then

@@dukatelo No

"Let's jusr damn the fellow's eyes, strip the breeches from his backside and warm his heels to Putney Bridge, Hurrah!."

that was the style at the time