London Pubs. Politics
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first <i>in front of the firing squad</i>
I have a genius for getting the highlighted bit to switch just as I delete something.
One useful old political cliché: new MP being shown round Parliament by an old hand, points to the benches on the other side and says
"So that's where the enemy sits". Old hand - "No, that's where your opponents sit. Your enemies are on this side".
I have a genius for getting the highlighted bit to switch just as I delete something.
One useful old political cliché: new MP being shown round Parliament by an old hand, points to the benches on the other side and says
"So that's where the enemy sits". Old hand - "No, that's where your opponents sit. Your enemies are on this side".
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>>in general we are very private people. <<
But a literary people, so Fodor's Lounge allows us safely to share thoughts with stangers. No eye contact required.
(P.S. walkinaround: They have stumbled onto your being a seppo. Only a matter of time now before someone draws obvious conclusion from our never being seen together in public.)
But a literary people, so Fodor's Lounge allows us safely to share thoughts with stangers. No eye contact required.
(P.S. walkinaround: They have stumbled onto your being a seppo. Only a matter of time now before someone draws obvious conclusion from our never being seen together in public.)
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We don't have pubs - only bars or restaurant bars with loud music, so a PUB in England is wonderful - we soak up the atmosphere and never mix liquor and politics - (especially as they are red hot right now in South Africa)!