Janet Baraclough wrote:

Why would they? They can see you're back to your old failed
"zillions" hysteria , pretending that any innocent exchange between
other posters is all about you, just so that you can attack them.

I don't do 'attack' very well. I'm a very peaceful person. And beside
the weather has been superbe here - still 'zillions' to do at the lotty
)

Sacha posted to Mike Crowe, two well-known old English sayings, aimed
at himself.

According to Sacha the saying was 'American'. But still, it doesn't
really matter does it.

I replied to Sacha's post with another very well-known old English
saying, also aimed at Mike Crowe, an irritable old seaDOG well-known on
this group for RECLINING at every opportunity and SCRATCHING.

The coincidence was amazing, you must admit )

The fact remain that you wrote French bitch about Sacha's dog and that
it is quite a coincidence. But again, I'll pass. I'll simply point out
your rudeness next time it creeps up and will just leave it at that. I
now understand the complexity of your mind and perhaps you will realise
that you too get quite personal with strangers.

Mike Lyle replied to my post in French and seemed to be asking me if
"she", ie Sacha, had a dog .

No. 'Elle a du chien' means 'she's tough' or something like 'she won't
let go' like a dog with something. It's a very well known French
saying. I realised this after and agreed with Mike Lyle. My French is
getting weaker as the years passes sadly (

I replied in English, only a French bitch,
referring to a female poodle. Long ago, when Sacha first came to this
group, she used her dog's name as her own posting ID. I thought it was a
lady poodle.

She used the name 'French bitch' has an ID name?! It's a bit dangerous
I think. I had a poodle when I was a kid. I loved it dearly. She was
called Idefix, like in Asterix cartoon.

If I am mistaken about that, of course I shall immediately withdraw my
error and apologise for misleading anyone.

You don't need to apologise to anyone, but me.