[post_page_title]Turning lazy talking into Tonys[/post_page_title]
T.S. Eliot was born in America but eventually emigrated to England. Though he eventually became a UK citizen, the Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats author never felt 100% at home across the pond. Many speculate that it was the lazy, mumbling way the upper-class Brits spoke. However, he must not have hated their speaking all that much because he turned the phrase “dear little cats” which, when mumbled, sounds like “Jellicle cats,” into solid gold.
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