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Let us do bonfire night in style
Topic Started: Monday, 27. October 2008, 14:35 (268 Views)
Rose of York
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In Lewes, in Sussex, they burn an effigy of the Pope on Bonfire Night.

In the interests of diversity we should burn somebody.

Well? Who's it to be?
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Powerofone

Lehman brothers?
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The BBC and ITV weather men - and the women while we are at it. They knowingly went in for a career that puts people in a bad mood.
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Yes, Michael Fish told us categorically that there would be "no hurricane" the day before we got married...
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Rose of York
Monday, 27. October 2008, 14:35
In Lewes, in Sussex, they burn an effigy of the Pope on Bonfire Night.

In the interests of diversity we should burn somebody.

Well? Who's it to be?
Somebody who has THAT blog.

:rofl:

Being Christians we are only burning these people for something to do. It won't hurt them. The following morning they will be fine.
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Rose of York
Monday, 27. October 2008, 14:35
In Lewes, in Sussex, they burn an effigy of the Pope on Bonfire Night.

In the interests of diversity we should burn somebody.

Well? Who's it to be?
I'd like to plonk effigies of Jonathon Ross and Russell Brand on my bonfire!
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I'd like to plonk effigies of Jonathon Ross and Russell Brand on my bonfire!


Why, did you listen to the show? They got two complaints on the night for their langauge and nothing else. They are funny (mostly).

We should burn the daily mail and mail on sunday for their middle class snobbery.[redit][/redit]
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John Sweeney

Emee, that was hard luck choosing that particular date.

Joseph makes a good case for those 2 "newspapers" but there would be something a bit unsatisfying about making the guest of honour something that should really just be kindling for the fire.

I think it should be Galileo and we could issue a press statement at the same time saying we deplore the weak-kneed liberal official Church's admission of its mistake over his case.

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John Sweeney

Do anathemas burn by the way? We seem to have thousands of them in stock and I seem to recall they have have some connection with smokeless fuel although I may be getting confused again.

John
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Derekap

What about hermeneutics and Exegises and other words which writers seem to find nowadays. I blame Thesauruses on the internet and pocket gadgets for writers wanting to impress us with their knowledge.
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Monday, 27. October 2008, 19:57
Lehman brothers?
For kindling we need some worthless share certificates.
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Perhaps we could burn Limbo? We could use a gigantic photo of Cardiff bus station to represent it--it too is full of suffering souls waiting in hope but with considerably less expectation.

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Do Green Cardigans make a good bonfire?

I find them inflammatory.
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Derekap

"For kindling we need some worthless share certificates."

We'll have the biggest bonfire of all time.
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Rose of York
Tuesday, 28. October 2008, 17:06
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Monday, 27. October 2008, 19:57
Lehman brothers?
For kindling we need some worthless share certificates.
The trouble is, Rose, the share certificates are far from worthless. Scripophiles are already forking out good money for them as collectors' items.
There is an article in The Times. Go and have a look.
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