Bob W wrote:
To me, neither is "unethical" - just (I guess this can't be said
enough) as long as , in the case of photoshopping,
the perp tells us all what was done. Bob W put this much better in
earlier post... with a nod to Bea Lily...
Never heard of her until I googled her in response to your post. I was
thinking of this:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bradford/sense_of_place/unexplained/cottingley_fairies.
shtml
'Fairies at the bottom of my garden' has been a well-known phrase
(expressing scornful disbelief) in British English for a very, very long
time. It pre-dates Beatrice Lily by a long time.
Bob
ahh... I thought you might have known her bit of a song/ routine she did
... "Ohhh those fairies in the bottom of my garden."..
which is strong in my memory from theatre days....
I probably should have made a different quip... I had thought she
popularized the phrase.... thanks for the details!
ann
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