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27th March 10, 04:55 PM
#12
 Originally Posted by McClef
Sir you are Cavalier!
But I will be damned if I (and no doubt will many others) consider myself (or themselves) any less a gentleman for choosing not to over err on the side of caution when it is not justified.
There is another quote defining a gentleman that I neglected to mention in my previous post.
A gentleman is someone who knows how to play the bagpipes - but doesn't. That's funny but would offend some if it was said seriously in some quarters!
I think we would settle it over a beer actually! 
Absolutely! And the first round is on that chap over there who doesn't understand that gentlemen respect each other all the more after a spirited discussion.
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