British Politics

Made The Queen sound common.

 

English, posh, bent, art critic.

 

He was a very posh Englishman

 

Just googled him and it seems I was correct that he was a fenian bastard.

 

I dont see any indication that he's fenian

 

Just read his wiki page, you are correct. I think we can forgive him though for his excellent art criticism:

 

It is more of a Scottish/football thing. Generally Roman Catholics are fenians. Before you say anything, yes I am aware more than most that fenian is a political movement as opposed to a religious one.

 

And this:

 

he didnt really seem to be any of those things you mentioned
maybe you just call anybody you dont like a fenian

 

No, I certainly don't call people I don't like, fenians. I call fenians and British and Irish catholics, fenians.

 

How can you say he didn't seem to be a Roman Catholic?

 

@Ponders Revisited how are you, my friend, I trust all is well with you?

 

Good evening to you, my fine buddy. I'm very well, thank you. I'm currently camping with my nippers. Tomorrow we are off to Sheringham and Cromer for sea, sand, ice cream, that faux honeycomb stuff, and chips (sod the diabetes). Terrible signal here, so I may go off grid for a while, but just know that I hope you and your best ones are in rude health

 

Glad to hear it, China, I always wonder how you are if you go off grid for a while. Hope you have a good time with the kids and will no doubt see you on here for a quiz soon

 

Didn’t know you were a critic

 

You need to be careful describing Archers Road that way. There will be SNP voters on the streets of Glasgow Southside furious at that comparison. Soon they will have spent all the money they got from the SNP Prestwick airport debacle and have to go and get jobs.

 

They are in power, whilst the Loony Party is in total meltdown and the Illib Undems are almost non existent.

 

But he is the one shagging the brains out of a fit thirty something blonde while you are at home tossing yourself off in front of a poster of Nicola Sturgeon or Diane Abbott.