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Paris spent $1.5 billion on its attempt to dazzle the world with a four-hour extravaganza to mark the start of the Olympic games. Yep, you read that right - $1.5 billion! And what did the world get? In the words of Gavin Ashendon: "a hate letter that has now been signed." Those watching witnessed a full-on Woke dystopian re-creation of Jesus Christ’s Last Supper. Thankfully it was on record whilst grandchildren and I were "otherwise engaged" - i.e. playing water pistols in the garden. The Olympic Committee claimed the burlesque performance was an “interpretation of the Greek God [of wine and festivity] Dionysus” to make viewers “aware of the absurdity of violence between human beings.” Yeah, sure, that explains those flying pigs! The scene featured some half-naked performers, one in the middle with a halo atop her head, behind a long table. Another naked, painted blue, with his/her/cis genitalia covered in fruit. Compare and contrast: You don't need to...
“In my Father's house are many mansions; if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you”. Protestant Heaven vs. Catholic Heaven Gates of Heaven Three men arrive at the gates of heaven. St. Peter asks the first man, "Religion?" The first man replies, "Catholic" St. Peter looks down his list and says, "Go to room 24. But be very quiet as you pass room 8." St. Peter asks the second man, "Religion." The second man replies "Methodist." St. Peter looks down his list and says, "Go to room 14. But be very quiet as you pass room 8." St. Peter asks the third man, "Religion." The third man replies, "Episcopalian." St. Peter looks down his list and says, "Go to room 21.But be very quiet as you pass room 8." The third man then says to St. Peter, "I can understand there being different rooms for different religions, but why must we be quiet w...
Ha ha, very good!
ReplyDeleteMrs Dilo, on the other hand, would have been suitably impresed by her husband's frugality.
Personally I played safe, cleared out her Amazon wishlist.
ReplyDeleteI need to get married.
DeleteIndeed, I have long thought that the firm guiding hand of a masterful husband would be a proper cure for your fancy and unladylike behaviour.
DeleteThe wild rivers cannot be tamed! You should have known me in uni 😂
DeleteHmmm 🤔 clearly finding an appropriate and commanding husband for you, needs to be treated with urgency.
DeleteThis is what happens when the fair sex gets access to education beyond their needs.
One is not averse to a firm and guiding hand... 😊
DeleteI suppose our education should stop in the kitchen ... does Mrs. Clive know this? 🧐
She's a very good cook
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ReplyDeleteCressida's French grandmother said that if you are a good French cook you will never be without a husband.