Of course, we'll need to have a quarterly, focusing on issues of concern, such as Jolly Motoring Adventures across the City, or the Unhappy Lot of the Scrivener. We'll call it - but hang it all, I've got it - The Nottlesballonian! Dash it all, chaps, who's with me? Come all ye faithful Old 'Ballonians, one for all, and all for one, and all that!
'Pon my word, I think this idea has legs, I do! I'll let you know how it goes!
Nottlesby: neither a villain nor a cur: a gentleman, sir, a gentleman!
UPDATE! - Let's put it to a vote, then, shall we?
Hear, hear! Vive le Nottlesby!
ReplyDeleteExcelsior!
ReplyDeleteVery entertaining. He reminds me of someone but I can't quite work out who.
ReplyDeleteFor heaven's sake, don't tell either of them, you might make them jealous.
ReplyDeleteI think it's going to happen if that poll is any judge.
ReplyDeleteTim, you have a very original sense of humour. That's a good thing.
By Jove what a signal honour! I'm blushing more than the Vicar's daughter did on that rainy afternoon when I ... oh, hang it all, never mind.
ReplyDeleteI say, what a splendid idea - a trans-Australian League of the Likeminded. Can we have songs? And perhaps a Glee Club for the Annual Picnic &c?
'A League of the Likeminded'.
ReplyDeleteSteady on, old chap, you make it sound like the Australian Greens. I like the Glee Club suggestion, though.
Then again, I'm quite fond of the title 'The League of the Unlikely-minded.'
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