I love playing with the English language. For instance:-
It is not meet to mete out meat whenever you meet a vegetarian.
The tough coughed as he ploughed the dough.
Or "through the dough"?
@Petter
No more verbal duels with you. You have an unfair advantage.
Close. Meet should be meant. But I like it.
Which "Meet"? The one that means suitable, or the one that means encounter?
Actually,
... not "meet" to mete...
is correct.
That "meet" meaning "appropriate".
Oh good grief!
And I dared to duel with the master earlier!