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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
hah, no. It's a light grey coloured pocket not an envelope. Anyway bribes here are traditionally carried in brown envelopes. No idea why, but 'brown-envelope' is a verb meaning 'to bribe'. -
What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
thanks, yourself and herself liked great earlier. thanks, no it's freezing here but I'd just walked a few miles. -
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
Bit early for Christmas carols P-) -
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
I'm afraid I'm patent pending on the matchbook look... -
What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
I love the darker than usual on here colour. Nice with brim up too. it is, it's Baltic here, sticking to about freezing all day. Damn arthritis. smart -
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
The name rings a bell but I'm not sure why. I think I may have purloined a silk and cashmere scarf from my father branded the same about thirty years back. -
Hatters beware! American hatter threatens to sue over matches behind the ribbon!
You get left and right libertarians on both sides of the Atlantic. Trust me, I'm a European political theorist. -
Hatters beware! American hatter threatens to sue over matches behind the ribbon!
When André was a child, the Nobel prize winning irish playwright Samuel Beckett chauffeured (a favour for his parents) the large child to and from school in the back of his truck. I've never got my head all the way around that one. -
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Hatters beware! American hatter threatens to sue over matches behind the ribbon!
liberal and libertarian mean very different things politically in Europe and the US. I'm not suggesting people don't confuse them, they do, and it irritates me as they are very different concepts. Raising property to the status of an inalienable right puts a value on everything and is not...
