The one line of Falstaff's I've always loved is, "If I had a thousand sons, the first humane principle I should teach them would be to forswear thin potations and addict themselves to sack."
Bring on the Dry Sack, Jack!
(Quoting from memory, so, scholars, don't be hatin'.)
Kathleen Maher
· 1 year ago
I'm not saying Falstaff doesn't have his moments. My favorite line of his (so far): "There's no more faith in thee than in a stewed prune..."
Tom Watson
· 1 year ago
Dan's Dry Sack line killed me.
Kathleen, nice post and thanks for the kind wishes - you're a big part of this.
All Comments
Bring on the Dry Sack, Jack!
(Quoting from memory, so, scholars, don't be hatin'.)
Kathleen, nice post and thanks for the kind wishes - you're a big part of this.