Originally posted by W.j.christy In the immortal wards of Wayne Cambell "it will be mine, oh yes it will be mine" some day.
Also remember this phrase too.... "Absence makes the heart grow fonder"
The origin of which is possibly from the Roman poet Sextus Propertius gave us the earliest form of this saying in Elegies: "Always toward absent lovers love's tide stronger flows."
The contemporary version appears in The Pocket Magazine of Classic and Polite Literature, 1832, in a piece by a Miss Stickland: 'Tis absense, however, that makes the heart grow fonder.
And as for the glass side of things... I already have all the "Ladies" I can cope with, so it's not me pushing up the prices.