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#101
When the printing press was invented the letters where kept in a divided box called a case. the capitals where kept at the top and the little letters where at the bottom, Hence Capital letters became "upper case" and the little letters "lower case"

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... also, in the case, the 'p' mats were kept besides the 'q' mats, therefore the saying "Mind your p's and q's".

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I've heard a different version. And since being told to mind your P's and Q's is done in the context of mind your own business, I believe this to be true.

P’s n Q’s: it actually means, Mind your Pints and Quarts. In Pubs when people would start arguing, the bartenders would tell them to mind their own drinks... being pints n quarts!

Bartenders would use tally marks I.e. 4

pints equal a quart, if the customer got out of line, the bartender would

use the phrase, mind your p's and q's. I have also heard the customer would

use it when they thought they were being over charged..

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#102
Donald Duck comics were banned from Finland because he doesn't wear pants.

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Do most ducks in Finland wear pants? :laughing:

#103
When the printing press was invented the letters where kept in a divided box called a case. the capitals where kept at the top and the little letters where at the bottom, Hence Capital letters became "upper case" and the little letters "lower case"

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... also, in the case, the 'p' mats were kept besides the 'q' mats, therefore the saying "Mind your p's and q's".

:laughing:

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I've heard a different version. And since being told to mind your P's and Q's is done in the context of mind your own business, I believe this to be true.

P’s n Q’s: it actually means, Mind your Pints and Quarts. In Pubs when people would start arguing, the bartenders would tell them to mind their own drinks... being pints n quarts!

Bartenders would use tally marks I.e. 4

pints equal a quart, if the customer got out of line, the bartender would

use the phrase, mind your p's and q's. I have also heard the customer would

use it when they thought they were being over charged..

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And I say you're both wrong, its from when ppl drop things in Oxford Street, Mind the Po ofs, ad Quee rs.

#104
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And I say you're both wrong, its from when ppl drop things in Oxford Street, Mind the Po ofs, ad Quee rs.

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Mind your p's and q's

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#105
Donald Duck comics were banned from Finland because he doesn't wear pants.

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Do most ducks in Finland wear pants? :uhuhuh:

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:spit::spit::spit:

its a bit like they banned

"baa baa black sheep" :spit:

due to racism :spit:

shazzy

where will it end!!! :crybaby:

#106

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