Posted by Dr Ivan D. Reid on September 23, 2009, 3:55 am
> Hankies, sticks and bells? That sounds a lot more humane than
> senseless body piercing. Body piercing only has the desired efffect
> on your audience when your
> shirt is off but hankies sticks and bells can be displayed any old
> time and at any old place.
There's the odd side-effect to worry about. Like twisted ankles,
eh TOG? And the occasional misdirected whack of quite heavy sticks. I
also STR that if you carry your hanky about there are certain areas of
London where you need to be careful which pocket you let it drape out of...
> Then I add the correct costume and I will be a full fledged biker dude
> like TOG?
> Hey TOG, where may I purchase a Morris Dancer's costurme so I can be a
> biker like you?
www.yell.co.uk
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Posted by TOG@Toil on September 23, 2009, 5:38 am
> There's the odd side-effect to worry about. Like twisted ankles,
> eh TOG? And the occasional misdirected whack of quite heavy sticks. I
> also STR that if you carry your hanky about there are certain areas of
> London where you need to be careful which pocket you let it drape out of...
Heh. Yes, I wound up with an ankle in plaster and an impressive cut on
my forehead when a stick went awry. Dangerous business.
Posted by 1949 Whizzer on September 23, 2009, 9:58 am
On Sep 23, 2:38 am, "Stick Prancer, Hanky Dancer"
> Heh. Yes, I wound up with an ankle in plaster and an impressive cut on
> my forehead when a stick went awry. Dangerous business.
Yes, we all know how dangerous Morris dancing is, but Biker Dude wants
to know how to look like a *pukka* biker, and you are the self-
appointed representative of all pukkas, so you should re-post that
picture of how you faced
terrible danger, albeit with a quivering upper lip, as you were
menaced by your
stick waving mate.
Posted by TOG@Toil on September 23, 2009, 10:20 am
> On Sep 23, 2:38 am, "Stick Prancer, Hanky Dancer"
> > Heh. Yes, I wound up with an ankle in plaster and an impressive cut on
> > my forehead when a stick went awry. Dangerous business.
> Yes, we all know how dangerous Morris dancing is, but Biker Dude wants
> to know how to look like a *pukka* biker, and you are the self-
> appointed representative of all pukkas, so you should re-post that
> picture of how you faced
> terrible danger, albeit with a quivering upper lip, as you were
> menaced by your
> stick waving mate.
First, pukka is an adjective, so your attempt to use British slang
fails miserably, as ever. Secondly, you have no idea what Morris side
I dance with and thirdly, you just aren't *funny*. Must try harder.
"Like being stalked by someone in diving boots"
Posted by 1949 Whizzer on September 23, 2009, 11:07 pm
broke his pencil scribbling:
> First, pukka is an adjective, so your attempt to use British slang
> fails miserably, as ever.
George Orwell redefined "pukka" as a sort of poseur, which fits you
perfectly.
> Secondly, you have no idea what Morris side
> I dance with
I know that you switch sides and play for the other team on Thursdays.
> and thirdly, you just aren't *funny*. Must try harder.
That's a worn out Evil Clown meme. Please get some new and
entertaining material, Mr. Pooka.
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> senseless body piercing. Body piercing only has the desired efffect
> on your audience when your
> shirt is off but hankies sticks and bells can be displayed any old
> time and at any old place.