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As a young lad doing a draughtsmans apprenticeship one of the less naughtier of the sayings was "she was only a draughtsmans
daughter but she knew where to draw the line" . pretty tame stuff to the rest of the limericks etc. but females entered the drawing office with great caution but really we were mostly gentlemen some of the time.
Just witnessed Englands rugby team being trounced 33--13 by Australia and the BBC are handing out the black armbands and hankies. Its the end of the world! Nothing to do with art but food for thought after a double Bailleys. lol. Syd
