Here are two bits, two samples of the crazy lingo....

One.... Winston Churchill was reputed to be a stickler for correct language.
He had a sense of humour too. So, when a file came to him and he disapproved
of the proposal, he wanted to say that it was something that he will not put
up with. But then he remembered that one should not end a sentence with a
 preposition. It is said that his noting was " This is something, up with
which I shall not put".

Two.... PG Wodehouse has written in one of his novels....
"If Jeeves wasn't disgruntled, he wasn't gruntled either".

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