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Singleton's Pluck with Ian Holm? But this was not in black and white.
Many,many years ago when my teeth did not go in a jar i remembered seeing a Black/white film where a flock of geese were shepherded from the country to London and an ancient by law in order to cross london bridge Does anyone know of this film or its actors Help?
Singleton's Pluck with Ian Holm? But this was not in black and white.
It was released in the UK as LAUGHTERHOUSE
Hi all, I recall manymany years ago seeing a film whereby a shepherd walked a large flock of geese to London and envoked an old bye-law which enabled them to cross London bridge,if memory serves me correct.Can anyone please help as to the title and players within the film Thankyou
Any relation to this film?
name='rejrob']
See post No 2 in this very thread.
<pedant> skein </pedant>
Coat on.........
name='Straff']<pedant> skein </pedant>
Coat on.........
Another Pedant Writes...
It's a gaggle when they're on the ground. A skein is when they're flying. According to this rather excellent book
[ame="http://www.amazon.com/Crash-Rhinoceros-Dictionary-Collective-Nouns/dp/1559211415"]A crash of rhinoceroses[/ame]
What does it give for a group of pedants?name='CaptainWaggett']Another Pedant Writes...
It's a gaggle when they're on the ground. A skein is when they're flying. According to this rather excellent book
A crash of rhinoceroses
Steve
There are quite a few suggestions here ....
link: The collective noun for pedants
name='Steve Crook']What does it give for a group of pedants?
Steve
I believe the term you're looking for is an answer
To all those with a great sense of humour and in the know THankyou for the answers Indepted
name='Steve Crook']What does it give for a group of pedants?
Steve
I'd like to suggest a 'smugness'. Thats me that is
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