JUWES as acronym for a union?

[Carol]

Hi Lynn. Sigh. So simple an experiment. Have you got a mirror somewhere ? Then look at you uttering "Juwes", then "Jews".

Hi David,
I look the same when I say either. But then, I'm a Maid of Kent. From Chatham. We never could speak English proper.
Carol

[DVV]

I look the same when I say either. But then, I'm a Maid of Kent. From Chatham. We never could speak English proper.
Carol

Hello Carol, then you are forgiven - as for Lynn, I don't know, he may have the mouth must be naturally twisted (heh-heh !).

[DVV]

Who put this must be into my pure English sentence ?
I run to Admin, it is fashionable.

[lynn cates]

teeth

Hello David. I'm afraid I don't count because most of my teeth are missing.

Cheers.
LC

[DVV]

Oh dear, I'm sorry.
All extracted by the same hand ?

[Robert]

All extracted by his own hand. Lynn's a Scot. He pulled them out and left them under his pillow.

[lynn cates]

rum job

Hello David. No, the first one was so difficult the dentist fled and, if I recall properly, went to a monastery in Tibet.

Cheers.
LC

[lynn cates]

racial

Hello Robert. Nearly. I think bad teeth may be a racial characteristic.

Cheers.
LC

[kwestmo]

That makes sense, but from what I have read on this site and other sources (admittedly not everything). It seems that JUWES/Juwes was not a known term before the GSG. I have seen rationalizations w/o credible documentation. Is there some credible documentation that supports Juwes existed before that night?

[kwestmo]

That's it. Sounds like a stretch tho Thanks

[The Good Michael]

Chatham. We never could speak English proper.
Carol

Should that be "properly"? It may be just American English that insists on such things.

Mike

[Robert]

The word "Juwes" can be a medieval spelling of "Jews." Also if you Google long enough, you'll see the odd modern usage of it to mean "Jews" - perhaps by a non-English speaker.

[Carol]

Should that be "properly"? It may be just American English that insists on such things.

Mike

Hello Mike,

You're pulling my leg - aren't you?

Carol

[Robert]

I wish I could speak proper like what Mike does.

[Stephen Thomas]

Nike Says Think Different

Carol was making a joke there, Mike.

I would have thought that you would have realised that.