Here (from memory, so they may not be quite accurate) are
some quotations and their attributions, which are all wrong. (Well, one or two may
be right.) See if you can find the correct matches. I won’t give the solutions
later, as those who get it right will know they have done so, and win (if they
are not already in it) membership of the Association of Smart-Arses and Know-Alls,
of which I am the founder.
Madam, you’re ugly: I shall
be sober in the morning.
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King James.
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Every Prime Minister needs a willy.
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Tony Blair.
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It is more than a duty to speak one’s mind: it is a pleasure.
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Winston Churchill.
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If I’d known, I’d have been a locksmith.
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Margaret Thatcher.
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When I hear the word ‘Culture’, I reach for my Browning.
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Oscar Wilde.
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Brahms is the Wagner of Music.
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Samuel Goldwyn.
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A verbal contract isn’t worth the paper it’s written on.
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Neville Cardus.
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No pudding, and no fun.
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Hermann Göring.
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John Donne’s poetry is like the Peace of God: it passeth all
understanding.
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Queen Victoria.
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I did not have sex with that woman.
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Albert Einstein.
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If you don’t play good football, you won’t win.
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Bill Clinton.
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