Cotty, I have a friend - who is a lurker on the list - who when the laughing gets really rolling starts an excellent rendition of the Mutley snigger. I call her Mutley at that point, which adds to the laughter.
A great laugh, when it comes from the heart. Cesar Panama City, Florida -- -----Original Message----- -- From: Cotty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 4:44 PM -- -- >> <Mutley snigger> -- > -- >Pardon the digression, Mr. Cotty, but that sounds -- >terribly like an English place name, one where -- >DCI Barnaby and Sgt. Troy might go to investigate -- >strange goings-on... ;-) -- -- Well slap my ass and call me Penelope Pitstop. I just looked -- up in the -- Route 66 Britain 99 and sure enough, there's a place called -- Mutley in -- Plymouth on the south coast of England :-) -- -- Actually, a Mutley snigger is very difficult to do unless -- you're a heavy -- smoker (which I am not) or an asthmatic (which I am not). -- It's a type of -- cheeky laugh that an American cartoon character called Mutley does - -- downtrodden sidekick of Dick Dastardly. I can do it (just), and a -- colleague can do it very well ideed. -- -- -- Mutley snigger can be heard by clicking on the 2nd picture -- from top left -- on this page: -- -- http://www.broughtonfox.free-online.co.uk/wackyraces.htm -- -- quick link to wav sound: -- -- http://www.broughtonfox.free-online.co.uk/sounds/mutorder.wav -- -- Cotty -- -- PS just in case you were wondering, there was very little -- Pentax content -- in this posting.
