The QC, the mojitos and the phantom: Inside Tim Smith’s disastrous night

The French have been referring to “filer à l’anglaise,” or “running away English style,” since at least the late 1800s.In Spanish “despedirse a la francesa” is to go without saying good bye.In the US it was “the Irish goodbye,” when someone ducked out of a party without…


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