
This person needs a "tutor" for English too. Or maybe he DOES want a member of 16th-century English royalty.
August 22, 2011 by Beth

This person needs a "tutor" for English too. Or maybe he DOES want a member of 16th-century English royalty.

"Eat of it," meaning the animals will just sample whatever someone tosses in? They are more likely to eat the whole darn thing.
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