Des Small

[email protected] writes:

    > Books, movies, newspaper stories, magazine articles, television
    > programs, songs from the pop charts and musicals, etc. How could one
    > possibly not know how to get around Manhattan from The Village to
    > Harlem?

Trivially. Especially for those of us who for some reason don't
mostly read the press of your once-great nation and have neglected to
memorise the lyrics to Marvin Gaye's seminal B-side "Second left after
the traffic lights, baby".

Des

Martin

On 15 Nov 2005 13:35:59 +0000, Des Small <[email protected]>
wrote:

    >[email protected] writes:
    >> Books, movies, newspaper stories, magazine articles, television
    >> programs, songs from the pop charts and musicals, etc. How could one
    >> possibly not know how to get around Manhattan from The Village to
    >> Harlem?
    >Trivially. Especially for those of us who for some reason don't
    >mostly read the press of your once-great nation and have neglected to
    >memorise the lyrics to Marvin Gaye's seminal B-side "Second left after
    >the traffic lights, baby".

He is irony resistant, be prepared.
--
Martin