I see there's one of those 'The Universe is Really Big' videos doing the rounds on

[Burney]

You can't if you've made a vow not to.

Ha!

Your vow is silly.

There. I've said it.

[Sir C]

Your vow is silly.

There. I've said it.

Why? Your argument is unconvincing so far.

[Burney]

Why? Your argument is unconvincing so far.

Because it was clearly made in a fit of pique. And forswearing a massive country of 300 million people because you were roughly handled by immigration officials is just a teensy bit silly.

And, of course, it's silly because you'd obviously break your vow if the necessity arose.

[Sir C]

Because it was clearly made in a fit of pique. And forswearing a massive country of 300 million people because you were roughly handled by immigration officials is just a teensy bit silly.

And, of course, it's silly because you'd obviously break your vow if the necessity arose.

1. It was most certainly not a fit of pique.
2. It was only partially the immigration incident. The straw that broke the proverbial was being ina bar showing the local college football game on TV. Grown men whooping and high-fiving about a school gay rugby match. And the fúcking Blue Angels did a flyby. Wánkers.
3. If, by necessity, you refer to the exigences of business, certainly I would. Of what use are vows, honour, pride or dignity in business?

[Burney]

1. It was most certainly not a fit of pique.
2. It was only partially the immigration incident. The straw that broke the proverbial was being ina bar showing the local college football game on TV. Grown men whooping and high-fiving about a school gay rugby match. And the fúcking Blue Angels did a flyby. Wánkers.
3. If, by necessity, you refer to the exigences of business, certainly I would. Of what use are vows, honour, pride or dignity in business?

Hmmm. It does sound a bit piquey, though.

Still, it's good to know that, were your glw there on business and - say - kidnapped by Appalachian Mountain Men, you would not allow your grumpy huff to get in the way of you going there to rescue her.

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

1. It was most certainly not a fit of pique.
2. It was only partially the immigration incident. The straw that broke the proverbial was being ina bar showing the local college football game on TV. Grown men whooping and high-fiving about a school gay rugby match. And the fúcking Blue Angels did a flyby. Wánkers.
3. If, by necessity, you refer to the exigences of business, certainly I would. Of what use are vows, honour, pride or dignity in business?

Sounds like they committed the cardinal sin of being indifferent to you ya self important pompous old goat.

[Burney]

Sounds like they committed the cardinal sin of being indifferent to you ya self important pompous old goat.

Why must you be so rude, h? Why? It's like some sort of compulsion.

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

Why must you be so rude, h? Why? It's like some sort of compulsion.

Well he's always beastly to me b. Torments me for having been a tradesman and makes salty jokes about it in front of the whole board

[Sir C]

Sounds like they committed the cardinal sin of being indifferent to you ya self important pompous old goat.

Who, or what, might a 'ya' be? Odious fellow.