Talk:Peter Shotton

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[edit] "Founder" vs. "flounder"

"Founder" is a verb, meaning (among other things) to fail. Apple Corps began to fail, as the Beatles began to break up; one hastened the other. "Flounder" can mean "to stumble" or "to flop around", but it doesn't apply as well in this case. Please take note; I am very tired of having to keep undoing this change, even if people mean well in making it. Zephyrad (talk) 02:50, 29 March 2008 (UTC)