"Spoiling the dignity and repose of the tea party" has been a familiar expression in my family for counter-cultural behaviour for as long as I can remember.
And now I know where it comes from.
;-)
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2 comments:
Shouldn't it be "disturb[ing]"?
Well, yes, but my family metamorphosed it into "spoil[ing]". I was still delighted to discover its origin :)
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