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@SomeLikeItHot I do have a sneaking suspicion however. That an adeptly professional verbosity can also be a part of a person's good social upbringing -combined with a person's natural aptitude for following good social protocol.

It shouldn't ever be forgotten that there are many which do not derive excellence in what they are good at through having their heads stuffed into a 4 cornered hat. 😆😂

@SteelHands
Your response was a surprise!
I normally think in terms of blueblood ergo your “four cornered hat” brings in another culture entirely.

@SomeLikeItHot I don't necessarily distinguish between the two all that much. In the Anglo Saxon traditions it was they, after all, who decided that distinctive letters and honors of rank and station via Ivy and Rhode be instituted for pretigious signets and their endorsements, as I've come to understand it.

Though Yale can no longer be what it once were and the hard worth is now stooped and de-screened so now no better than the Euro descentionary, be it dubiously or not. Taha. So I've no actual gauges to measure by these days anyway.

I was only pointing out that for the time being, natural talents do seem to be making something of a cameo. Before we say this is a bad thing we should consider that even proof of a mistake is still a good lesson.

You know, there are still a few people that think William S. was a mere serf with a great imagination and a good deal of observational experience. It was surprising to this lowlife when the muckitymucks insisted he must have been a royal pane. They took away all my litterly hopes, for "oft expectation fails. And most often, there. "

Hahaaa. 😂😂😂😂