Considering the Kensington House Hotel in London?
A VT member wrote the following comment about visiting London:
Would you Adam and Eve it? by CliffClaven
Cockney rhyming slang, which supposedly began in the dock area of the East End of London in the 16th century, uses a word or phrase which rhymes with the word it replaces: "apples and pears" for "stairs", "whistle and flute" for "suit", and so on. To make things harder, the second half of the phrase is often omitted: Right, I'm just off up the apples to change my whistle. The language is still evolving. Down the pub you may hear someone ask for a pint of Gary (Glitter = bitter) or even a pint of Winona (Ryder = cider).
