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I suspect that annointing oneself with ‘chip fat’ – given its high temperature – might slightly interfere with its intended purpose!
You’d probably end up playing ‘fry the sausage’ instead of ‘hide the sausage’.
It sure seems that way doesn’t it? Maybe I should change my preferred brand of lubricant.
Whilst I wouldn’t want to interrupt the flow of the argument – might I just slip in the fact that the incidents referred to in the last few posts involved the Metropolitan Police and not MI5, the Security Service.
Perhaps a fresh thread could be started, slagging off the Police – this one is (initially) about MI5
Thank God I re-read the post. I thought it said “Vaseline” treasure. Phewwwww, that was a close one.
@pete wrote:
can you say “central thrust of my point” and “vaseline” in the same post ? :shock:
Well at least somebody picked up on my intended irony !!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
Leaving aside the above little ‘spat’ – it always sees totally unfair to me that the “human rights” of terrorist murderers (and ‘wannabe’ murderers) MUST be respected ….. but nobody gives a stuff about the “human rights” of the many victims of their murderous acts.
Secondly, I’d much rather place my trust in the security services and rely on them to protect my family and friends, than on a bunch of terrorist fanatics being ‘lenient’ and murdering someone else instead.
All very pink, fluffy, and heart warming stuff …..but …. as the “professor” was American he would undoubtedly have used two cans of America’s favourite drink – Cocal Cola.
Pouring this into the “mayonnaise jar” would have caused the Coke to fizz up and pour all over his hands and the table in a ghastly sticky gritty mess.
The moral of this story is “beware of contrived analogies – however persuasive they may seem”.
Oh and the other moral is: “don’t waste your coffee by pouring it into a jar of sand & pebbles – drink the bloody stuff instead”
The “dreadful wailing” that you call Opera is mainly sung in Italian – which might go some way towards explaining why you find understanding it, somewhat challenging.
@peggy wrote:
what un utter load of b*^%$£s !……….i hate to say it but id rather listen to the scat man !…..and just how old is pb to remeber the temprence seven ??? :shock:
I’m a lot older than you might suspect – but we’re not ageist on these Boards are we??? …….ARE WE?????
I remember the Temperance Seven primarily because I used to work (many years ago) with a guy who played one of the instruments in their band – a Tuba I think it was. He was a somewhat eccentric character – who managed our Broadcast video equipment hire division in Soho, central London – and who had an almost encyclopaedic knowledge of musical trivia.
His nickname was “Catweazle” due to his wildly uncontrolled hairstyle that merged seamlessly into an enormous bushy beard. He chainsmoked Gauloises and his normally grey/white hair & beard combo was stained a bright nicotine yellow around where his mouth was hidden.
Yes Florrie and this is the central thrust of my point really. There was hard evidence against Desai long ago, but he escaped the “Guilty” verdict in Court. However the Police disciplinary process should have been invoked against him – except (as Pete pointed out earlier) Desai played the ‘race card’ over and over again.
Maybe he should now play the race card in his new accomodation by insisting that only ‘black’ criminals make use of the many donated tubs of Vaseline !!!
