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Posted by Sine Nomine (# 66) on
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It's a lie about me and Lord - well, you know who. Not that I'm naming names, mind you. Because that just wouldn't be right. And I’m not the kind to 'snort and tell' anyway. Not even for £50,000.
But it's not TRUE.
No matter what they say in Australia.
[ 21. March 2008, 18:11: Message edited by: comet ]
Posted by MouseThief (# 953) on
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Oh God, not another one.
Posted by Sine Nomine (# 66) on
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I always say if you're giving an aide coke, make sure it's in a plain envelope and not one with your name on it. Not that it's true. It's a lie.
Posted by Organ Builder (# 12478) on
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Please tell us the rumours about videos of oral sex are also fallacious. Enquiring minds want to know...
Posted by Sine Nomine (# 66) on
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Damn cells phones!
I mean...ABSOLUTELY UNTRUE!
(As far as I know. I was a bit distracted at the time. Sniffle. Gag.)
Posted by Iole Nui (# 3373) on
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So long as you're not a senior member of the Royal Family, we don't mind.
Posted by Sine Nomine (# 66) on
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Just call me 'Junior'.
Posted by dogwonderer (# 12169) on
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I don't know what all the fuss is about. I mean, twelfth in line? Some of my friends are higher than that. In fact, isn't Sine?
Posted by Mamacita (# 3659) on
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Originally posted by Organ Builder:
Please tell us the rumours about videos of oral sex are also fallacious.
No, they're fellacious.
Posted by Sine Nomine (# 66) on
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Originally posted by dogwonderer:
I mean, twelfth in line?
There you go. Spreading rumors. Anybody can tell who you mean now.
I like the good old days when the censors could cut offending articles out of the Canadian and American papers before letting them into the country. King to marry Mrs. Simpson indeed. What hogwash!
Posted by Organ Builder (# 12478) on
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Originally posted by Mamacita:
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Originally posted by Organ Builder:
Please tell us the rumours about videos of oral sex are also fallacious.
No, they're fellacious.
(Or phallacious...)
But back to my questions for SN...with this new scandal in The Firm, will you still be welcome at Windsor this Christmas?
Posted by Sine Nomine (# 66) on
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Originally posted by Organ Builder:
with this new scandal in The Firm, will you still be welcome at Windsor this Christmas?
Of course. Through the trademan's entrance as always though.
(Oh God! I'm sorry. I just couldn't resist.)
Posted by dogwonderer (# 12169) on
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Originally posted by Sine Nomine:
I just couldn't resist.
Yeah. I think that needs some work.
Posted by Organ Builder (# 12478) on
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Scotland Yard and the British Courts seem to be sympathetic to your desire for privacy.
I understand how embarassing this must be for you, but do you think it would matter to your public at large?
After all, we didn't hold it against HRH Prince Charles when his fondest ambition was to become an hygenic aid...
Have you thought that it might be best to face the Current Uproar and beat it down?
Posted by J Whitgift (# 1981) on
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Originally posted by Organ Builder:
After all, we didn't hold it against HRH Prince Charles when his fondest ambition was to become an hygenic aid...
And just when I'd thought I'd escaped that mental image once and for all!!! (Do you think those ears can double up as wings? )
Posted by Organ Builder (# 12478) on
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Originally posted by J Whitgift:
(Do you think those ears can double up as wings? )
In the world of mental images, you have trumped my ace.
Posted by J Whitgift (# 1981) on
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Originally posted by Organ Builder:
In the world of mental images, you have trumped my ace.
Or took it to a new level of low, depending on your perspective.
Posted by Janine (# 3337) on
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OrganBuilder, If he would only beat it down we might not have the exact same current problem.
[ 31. October 2007, 17:45: Message edited by: Janine ]
Posted by Sine Nomine (# 66) on
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Can we just not discuss it?
Posted by Janine (# 3337) on
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Not discuss it?!?
What shall we discuss instead?
Or, would you rather we all sat around in a great harmonic convergence of party-chat faux-pas-ing, ignoring each other?
Posted by Sine Nomine (# 66) on
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Well, if the British press can't name names...
Posted by The Bede's American Successor (# 5042) on
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Sometimes naming names can be a bit of a bother, though.
Posted by Janine (# 3337) on
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Who needs names? We could make up a name.
- Arawracknort, Duke of Sneedle
- Burpumdrake Bumthistle, Lord Burlap
- Nancy
See? No problem.
Posted by Organ Builder (# 12478) on
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But the whole point of Sine Nomine is not to name names...
Posted by Chorister (# 473) on
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Are you sure this isn't just a smokescreen to take our attention away from this little hobby?
'I want to ride my bicycle' - Queen.
Posted by Sine Nomine (# 66) on
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I must say though...it sort of gives new, uh, depth of meaning to the term 'aide'. Obviously good help is NOT hard to find in certain circles.
But then of course these are people who hire other people to put toothpaste on their toothbrushes for them...
Posted by Organ Builder (# 12478) on
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I suppose a minor royal was as close as he could get to the Head of State.
Posted by John Holding (# 158) on
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Sine
Were there rug burns as well? Or was that only in your past?
John
Posted by Sine Nomine (# 66) on
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Sheesh...you get a little carried away one friggin' time and they never let you forget it.
Posted by Mamacita (# 3659) on
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Originally posted by The Bede's American Successor:
Sometimes naming names can be a bit of a bother, though.
Red pantyhose? The man's a tart.
Posted by ebeth (# 4474) on
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I knew when I saw the baby cuddling photo op that something was again amiss...
Posted by ozowen (# 8935) on
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There you go. Spreading rumors. Anybody can tell who you mean now.
Or legs?
Posted by The Bede's American Successor (# 5042) on
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Originally posted by Mamacita:
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Originally posted by The Bede's American Successor:
Sometimes naming names can be a bit of a bother, though.
Red pantyhose? The man's a tart.
St. James West, pray for us now and in the hour of our need.
Maybe the Royals need to buy a castle near Spokane? My partner earned his undergraduate degree in the Inland Empire.* From some of the stories he has told me, it would be a good place for the Royal Family to set up shop. That city even seems to cater to "straight" men having sex with other men.
*Spokane, Washington, metro area.
Posted by Avalon (# 8094) on
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I'm still hoping that the preacher who promised me that God was more interested in what happened in our boardrooms than what happened in out bedrooms was right. So, completely incurious except... Except, now that this relationship has been announced via a backdoor, are the two of you planning to produce the thirteenth in line by adoption?
...Or does asking that question take this out of Hell and into Dead Horses?
Posted by Janine (# 3337) on
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That's dangerous territory y'all are tiptoeing into...
Posted by Liopleurodon (# 4836) on
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Originally posted by Chorister:
Are you sure this isn't just a smokescreen to take our attention away from this little hobby?
'I want to ride my bicycle' - Queen.
But... HOW? There's no orifice, surely?
Posted by Organ Builder (# 12478) on
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Originally posted by Liopleurodon:
But... HOW? There's no orifice, surely?
More than you wanted to know about non-penetrative sex...
It's only Wikipedia, but you still may need to be careful at work...
Posted by Organ Builder (# 12478) on
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Originally posted by John Holding:
Were there rug burns as well?
If there were, one trusts it was a priceless Oriental. "Slumming it" with the servants is no excuse for letting one's standards slip.
Posted by Sine Nomine (# 66) on
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I admit I AM curious as to why You Know Who can't be identified in the British press when everybody in the world with internet access and the least bit of salacious curiosity know who we're (not) talking about.
(The rugs in question were not Orientals and I was slumming.)
Posted by Rev per Minute (# 69) on
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Originally posted by Sine Nomine:
I admit I AM curious as to why You Know Who can't be identified in the British press when everybody in the world with internet access and the least bit of salacious curiosity know who we're (not) talking about.
I believe the 'logic' is that people who are being blackmailed need not fear that their identities - and their alleged misdemeanours - will be splashed all over the tabloids if they go to the police and to court. Stopping the courts doing the blackmailers' jobs for them, so to say.
And one should not confuse a mere Lord with, say, a Viscount - an error that I would not have expected of you, in particular, Sine...
Posted by dogwonderer (# 12169) on
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Originally posted by Rev per Minute:
And one should not confuse a mere Lord with, say, a Viscount - an error that I would not have expected of you, in particular, Sine...
The error is yours, RpM.
A Viscount should be addressed as 'Lord X'. I imagine Sine knows precisely how to address gentlemen.
Posted by Sioni Sais (# 5713) on
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Originally posted by dogwonderer:
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Originally posted by Rev per Minute:
And one should not confuse a mere Lord with, say, a Viscount - an error that I would not have expected of you, in particular, Sine...
The error is yours, RpM.
A Viscount should be addressed as 'Lord X'. I imagine Sine knows precisely how to address gentlemen.
I believe Sine was referring to a Viscount, not addressing one. In any event, Sine would probably be on first name terms.
Posted by ken (# 2460) on
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Originally posted by Sine Nomine:
I admit I AM curious as to why You Know Who can't be identified in the British press when everybody in the world with internet access and the least bit of salacious curiosity know who we're (not) talking about.
Maybe because the law recognises that if you want to catch blackmailers it doesn't help to gain the co-operation of the victim if you start by spreading the allegation around.
I just checked the first three US newspaper web sites I could think of (not counting NYT which hates my browser) and also CNN, and none of them names the alleged victim in their main-page news story.
Posted by dogwonderer (# 12169) on
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Originally posted by Sioni Sais:
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Originally posted by dogwonderer:
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Originally posted by Rev per Minute:
And one should not confuse a mere Lord with, say, a Viscount - an error that I would not have expected of you, in particular, Sine...
The error is yours, RpM.
A Viscount should be addressed as 'Lord X'. I imagine Sine knows precisely how to address gentlemen.
I believe Sine was referring to a Viscount, not addressing one. In any event, Sine would probably be on first name terms.
As a matter of fact, a Viscount should properly be referred to as 'Lord X' as well as addressed as such.
I have every confidence in Sine's superior understanding of such matters of etiquette.
Posted by Organ Builder (# 12478) on
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Originally posted by Mamacita:
Red pantyhose? The man's a tart.
Does this remind anyone else of the scene at the beginning of The Ruling Class where the old Lord accidently does himself in?
Posted by Amanda B. Reckondwythe (# 5521) on
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He was NOT artistic!
Posted by Josephine (# 3899) on
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Originally posted by ken:
I just checked the first three US newspaper web sites I could think of (not counting NYT which hates my browser) and also CNN, and none of them names the alleged victim in their main-page news story.
I have as much curiosity as the next person, and I've got Internet access, but I don't have a clue what this is about. I couldn't find anything on cnn.com that sounded like it. Even if the British press isn't discussing it, might someone be able to post a link?
Posted by The Bede's American Successor (# 5042) on
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Originally posted by Organ Builder:
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Originally posted by Mamacita:
Red pantyhose? The man's a tart.
Does this remind anyone else of the scene at the beginning of The Ruling Class where the old Lord accidently does himself in?
He may be a tart, but he is also a has been. Idaho should take a lesson (or at least Larry Craig).
This is what happens when you go to the police saying someone is trying to blackmail you, but the facts don't add up.
Posted by The Bede's American Successor (# 5042) on
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Originally posted by Josephine:
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Originally posted by ken:
I just checked the first three US newspaper web sites I could think of (not counting NYT which hates my browser) and also CNN, and none of them names the alleged victim in their main-page news story.
I have as much curiosity as the next person, and I've got Internet access, but I don't have a clue what this is about. I couldn't find anything on cnn.com that sounded like it. Even if the British press isn't discussing it, might someone be able to post a link?
Google is your friend.
Posted by Organ Builder (# 12478) on
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TBAS has linked to the sideshow, but the main event can be digested in all its tawdry splendor at Wikipedia.
Posted by The Bede's American Successor (# 5042) on
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Originally posted by Organ Builder:
TBAS has linked to the sideshow, but the main event can be digested in all its tawdry splendor at Wikipedia.
Have you no decency?
Besides, people appreciate it more if they have to work for it.
Posted by Organ Builder (# 12478) on
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I'm sorry, I see TBAS has now linked to the main event as well.
Posted by Sine Nomine (# 66) on
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The Bede is not noted for subtlety.
Posted by Firenze (# 619) on
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Originally posted by Sine Nomine:
The Bede is not noted for subtlety.
That's Anglo-Saxon chroniclers for you. You should read what he has to say about Raedwald of East Anglia.
Posted by Left at the Altar (# 5077) on
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Originally posted by Chorister:
Are you sure this isn't just a smokescreen to take our attention away from this little hobby?
'I want to ride my bicycle' - Queen.
erm, surely what a man does with his two-wheeled friend in the privacy of his hotel room is his own business?
I understand that a gentleman who roots pavements in full public view might warrant the attention of the local constablary, but bike-shagging in private seems harmless enough to me.
(Mind you, it's a bit dangerous. He might get his thingy stuck in the chain.)
Posted by Amanda B. Reckondwythe (# 5521) on
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Originally posted by Left at the Altar:
erm, surely what a man does with his two-wheeled friend in the privacy of his hotel room is his own business?
Makes you wonder what's next. Masturbation socks?
Posted by Otter (# 12020) on
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Originally posted by Left at the Altar:
erm, surely what a man does with his two-wheeled friend in the privacy of his hotel room is his own business?
That was my thought, too. I'm assuming the prosecution had more to do with him ignoring the housekeeping staff's knocking/calling, and what how he may have reacted once they opened the door and found him and his two-wheeled sweetheart.
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Originally posted by Left at the Altar:
(Mind you, it's a bit dangerous. He might get his thingy stuck in the chain.)
What has it got in its sproketses, precious?
Posted by Firenze (# 619) on
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Originally posted by Left at the Altar:
surely what a man does with his two-wheeled friend in the privacy of his hotel room is his own business?
Not if he's a Royal. Or the bicycle is. (I mean, some of them look as if they move around on wheels).
Posted by Bean Sidhe (# 11823) on
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Originally posted by Left at the Altar:
surely what a man does with his two-wheeled friend in the privacy of his hotel room is his own business?
Ah but this wasn't a hotel as I read it, it was a hostel. In a hotel you have paid substantially to be treated as a resident. In a hostel you are paid for by the state to be an inmate. This has substantial relevance to your rights to be treated with respect and consideration for your privacy, and - it seems - to your right to fuck two-wheeled modes of transport
Posted by jlg (# 98) on
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Originally posted by Bean Sidhe:
In a hostel you are paid for by the state to be an inmate.
Good grief, where did this definition of 'hostel' come from?
Posted by Kelly Alves (# 2522) on
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Maybe it means somethng like "Half-way home"?
Posted by Left at the Altar (# 5077) on
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Well, he was evidently behind a locked door.
And what's this about it being an offence to have sex with an inanimate object? God Almighty. That means every dildo, blow-up doll and half the wives of this world.
Every second bloke and quite few woman will be registered as sex offenders soon.
[ 03. November 2007, 05:28: Message edited by: Left at the Altar ]
Posted by Gay Organ Grinder (# 11833) on
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Originally posted by Bean Sidhe:
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Originally posted by Left at the Altar:
surely what a man does with his two-wheeled friend in the privacy of his hotel room is his own business?
Ah but this wasn't a hotel as I read it, it was a hostel. In a hotel you have paid substantially to be treated as a resident. In a hostel you are paid for by the state to be an inmate. This has substantial relevance to your rights to be treated with respect and consideration for your privacy, and - it seems - to your right to fuck two-wheeled modes of transport
Someone had to ask this: Was the aforementioned bicycle male or female??????
Posted by Janine (# 3337) on
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clues...
Were its tubes tied?
How many nuts does it have?
Posted by Ricardus (# 8757) on
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Originally posted by Left at the Altar:
And what's this about it being an offence to have sex with an inanimate object? God Almighty. That means every dildo, blow-up doll and half the wives of this world.
They'll prise my Kleenex away from me over my -
(On second thoughts I don't think I'll complete that sentence.)
Posted by Gwai (# 11076) on
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I have heard that he was arrestable because he continued to screw his ride once the cleaners came in.
Posted by Duo Seraphim (# 256) on
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Originally posted by Mamacita:
Red pantyhose? The man's a tart.
Or Australia's Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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