British Establishment on the brink

Steve (as 41oo) wrote:

In fact I think I will start the BBCP. (British Bread and Circus Party)

If you don't want to be at pains founding a new party, why not join one of the already existing like
The Leisure Party ("The Leisure Party visualises and proposes the creation of a scenario within which every voter would be a well paid member of an electronically interactive parliament".)
or The Rainbow Party ("The best party in town ...").

Might well be - especially re. all your spam emails! - that The Virtual Party ("Fed up with sleaze, privacy invasion, junk mail, bomb scares, constitutional debates, nationalism, street cameras, political posturing and paying for local phone calls?") could be a good alternative as well :wink:

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Well, i could go along with bread and circuses so long as i can get some meatloaf for sammiches, and the ladies in the circus perform their acts nearly nekkid . . .

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Setanta wrote:

Well, i could go along with bread and circuses so long as i can get some meatloaf for sammiches, and the ladies in the circus perform their acts nearly nekkid . . .

What's with this "nearly" stuff.

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And what abt the booze ?

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Bread in circusses with nikked women is always served accompanied by drinks - or how could you bear up against all this nakedness?

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True in my case - I need to be drunk to enjoy (??)nekkid women

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It looks as if its going to be really popular. No joining fee. Just donate all your worldly goods to me as founder and leader. Very Happy

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Gautam wrote:

True in my case - I need to be drunk to enjoy (??)nekkid women

I rememeber some "nice" private clubs in Soho (only by hear-say, of course) in Soho.

Could be a good idea for the first party meeting tomorrow Laughing

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Hey what's this Walter, a London meet being planned without the Manchester contingent?
Was ist los? Bin neugierig.

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Just a very short (one and a half day) visit to London, McTag.

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Yes well have a nice

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haveanice
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day and a half.

And if my pals Gautam, KP and the Steves are involved, my best to them too.

Goodbye from a very bangy Guy Fawkes' Night; God alone knows where the kids get the money for all those fireworks.

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I think Gautam and Steve will be meeting with Walter, but I can't get away from the office in the time frame required. Sad

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We're just back from meeting up with Gautam.

Lunch in All Bar One .... Canary Wharf

Great chat

It was entirely due to the generosity, civility and general good eggness of Gautam. More later. Off to the Travellers Friend in Epping Green for more eating and drinking. (and smoking )

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Now the last sentence does not make sense Laughing

Thanks Steve

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Steve (as 41oo) wrote:

(and smoking )

It has been a very good short break from duty at hoem (mother), thanks to the kimdness of my hosts, the fabulous weather, Air Berlin, WAGN, traditional British Food, Indian Tonic and .... what did you mean to have to mention, Steve?

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"and smoking"...didn't mean anything by it Walter! It just seemed to follwo on from eating and drinking!

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Yes traditional British food

marmalade
houmos
African tigne (or something like that with apricots)
char grilled chicken sandwich
Argentinian banana wine (actually bondana)
deep fried mars bar

oh how I long for a plate of tripe and elder (no I dont, but absence makes the heart grow fonder and distorts memory)

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Walter Hinteler wrote:

If you don't want to be at pains founding a new party, why not join one of the already existing like
The Leisure Party ("The Leisure Party visualises and proposes the creation of a scenario within which every voter would be a well paid member of an electronically interactive parliament".)
or The Rainbow Party ("The best party in town ...").

Ah, piffle. Why bother with such trifle ersatz wannabe's when you can go for the real thing? If you remember Screaming Lord Sutch (I could swear I saw his ghost in Vienna last Friday), join the one and only Official Monster Raving Loony Party. You know it makes sense.

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I cant believe he actually got over a thousand votes in the 1994 Rotherham by-election! Thats 4,2%!

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The real thing? Could be (if I lived in the Netherlands) for me more the Verenigde Senioren Partij (VSP).

Just because I like the name, I perhaps would prefer the Jongere Onafhankelijke Ouderen Partij (J.O.O.P)

However, I'm rather sure, although I'm interested in history, the Bonapartistische Partij (BPN) wouldn't like me.

Laughing

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