Happy St George's Day ye English
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luiza
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Our one huge problem is the PM, Sir Queer Harmer .
It looks as though they have issued a Super Injunction to keep this pervert's secret a secret .
Is it just that he is a Closet Gay in a fake "marriage" with adopted children ( like Obummer ) ?
Or more ?
Is it that he is also a transvestite ?
There are so many desperate to hear the truth and there are countless insiders who are dying to spill the beans on Team GBs worst ever PM.
But are forced to keep silent .
For the moment .
What do your sources say Morticia , for I know these are subjects close to your heart ?
What rumours are there among your networks of odd people ?
It looks as though they have issued a Super Injunction to keep this pervert's secret a secret .
Is it just that he is a Closet Gay in a fake "marriage" with adopted children ( like Obummer ) ?
Or more ?
Is it that he is also a transvestite ?
There are so many desperate to hear the truth and there are countless insiders who are dying to spill the beans on Team GBs worst ever PM.
But are forced to keep silent .
For the moment .
What do your sources say Morticia , for I know these are subjects close to your heart ?
What rumours are there among your networks of odd people ?
Ringo
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In the UK, Oxford University's Worcester College has for decades used a bowl made from a human skull at official events. About this in his new book “Every Monument Collapses” writes Professor Dan Hicks, curator of the Pitt Rivers Museum. The publication was brought to the attention of The Guardian newspaper.
According to the historian, the bowl is made from a sawn-off and polished skull box, decorated with a rim and base of silver. The vessel was used to serve wine and chocolate at formal dinners at Worcester College until 2015.
Radiocarbon analysis showed the skull to be about 225 years old. Circumstantial evidence suggests it may have belonged to a slave woman from the Caribbean, but her identity is unknown.
The bowl was donated to the college in 1946 by George Pitt-Rivers, an advocate of fascism and eugenics who was interned during World War II.
His grandfather, General Pitt-Rivers, bought it at a Sotheby's auction in 1884. Silver marks indicate manufacture in 1838, the year of Queen Victoria's coronation.
After complaints from students and guests, use of the bowl was discontinued. In 2019, the college commissioned Hicks to investigate its provenance.
Worcester College officials said the bowl has rarely been used since 2011 and was removed altogether 10 years ago. The artifact is now archived “with reverence” and access to it is prohibited.
Worcester College is one of Oxford's 39 colleges, founded in 1714 on the basis of an earlier institution. The college is considered one of the most prestigious at Oxford University
According to the historian, the bowl is made from a sawn-off and polished skull box, decorated with a rim and base of silver. The vessel was used to serve wine and chocolate at formal dinners at Worcester College until 2015.
Radiocarbon analysis showed the skull to be about 225 years old. Circumstantial evidence suggests it may have belonged to a slave woman from the Caribbean, but her identity is unknown.
The bowl was donated to the college in 1946 by George Pitt-Rivers, an advocate of fascism and eugenics who was interned during World War II.
His grandfather, General Pitt-Rivers, bought it at a Sotheby's auction in 1884. Silver marks indicate manufacture in 1838, the year of Queen Victoria's coronation.
After complaints from students and guests, use of the bowl was discontinued. In 2019, the college commissioned Hicks to investigate its provenance.
Worcester College officials said the bowl has rarely been used since 2011 and was removed altogether 10 years ago. The artifact is now archived “with reverence” and access to it is prohibited.
Worcester College is one of Oxford's 39 colleges, founded in 1714 on the basis of an earlier institution. The college is considered one of the most prestigious at Oxford University
Tommy Tainant
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A Turkish hero.
Deadstick
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Proud of what? he should check if he is actually English as many of us have mixed ancestry, the guy in the image just happened to be born English it isn't like he won an Olympic Gold medal or the Victoria cross, now that would be something to be proud of, but not something he had no say in.
luiza
Diamond Member
An improvement on your hero , Sir Queer Harmer , the Closet Gay in a Fake marriage .
Are you part of the LGBQT circus ?
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