Unofficial Christ's Hospital Forum

Euterpe13 wrote:

Richard Ruck wrote:

shoz wrote: The words I found came from the Housey magazine in an article about the CH uniform entitled - 'Caeruleaeque Vestis'.

Here's a thought - do you think that it might just be possible that the magazine took the words from the song?

Richard, that is not kind - where's your CH Xmas spirit ? ( or has JR already drunk it?...)

Oh dear, am I being chastised?

Richard Ruck wrote:

Euterpe13 wrote:

Richard Ruck wrote: Here's a thought - do you think that it might just be possible that the magazine took the words from the song?

Richard, that is not kind - where's your CH Xmas spirit ? ( or has JR already drunk it?...)

Oh dear, am I being chastised?

Do I hear a wistful note here ????

Wistful?

Not sure about that....

Richard Ruck wrote:

shoz wrote: The words I found came from the Housey magazine in an article about the CH uniform entitled - 'Caeruleaeque Vestis'.

Here's a thought - do you think that it might just be possible that the magazine took the words from the song?

shoz wrote:

Richard Ruck wrote:

shoz wrote: The words I found came from the Housey magazine in an article about the CH uniform entitled - 'Caeruleaeque Vestis'.

Here's a thought - do you think that it might just be possible that the magazine took the words from the song?

you know that they say, shoz : stick you neck out and someone is sure to tread on it for you ( you must admit it was a bit gormless of you...)

Richard Ruck wrote:

Euterpe13 wrote:

Richard Ruck wrote: Here's a thought - do you think that it might just be possible that the magazine took the words from the song?

Richard, that is not kind - where's your CH Xmas spirit ? ( or has JR already drunk it?...)

Oh dear, am I being chastised?

In that case, I would suggest a visit to an establishment of dis-reputre in the Soho area before and/or after the Carol concert !!

J.R. wrote:

Richard Ruck wrote:

Euterpe13 wrote: Richard, that is not kind - where's your CH Xmas spirit ? ( or has JR already drunk it?...)

Oh dear, am I being chastised?

In that case, I would suggest a visit to an establishment of dis-reputre in the Soho area before and/or after the Carol concert !!

As in the Andrews Sisters song, 'Beat me, daddy, eight to the bar'.....

Richard Ruck wrote:

J.R. wrote:

Richard Ruck wrote: Oh dear, am I being chastised?

In that case, I would suggest a visit to an establishment of dis-reputre in the Soho area before and/or after the Carol concert !!

As in the Andrews Sisters song, 'Beat me, daddy, eight to the bar'.....

or indeed Ian Dury ( preserved in alcohol before death, not after) " beat me with your rythm stick, beat me..." - where would certain professions be without public school-boys?

Euterpe13 wrote:

Richard Ruck wrote:

Euterpe13 wrote: Richard, that is not kind - where's your CH Xmas spirit ? ( or has JR already drunk it?...)

Oh dear, am I being chastised?

Do I hear a wistful note here ????

I wouldn't take up any offers of chastisement from Euterpe if I were you Richard.

englishangel wrote:

Euterpe13 wrote:

Richard Ruck wrote: Oh dear, am I being chastised?

Do I hear a wistful note here ????

I wouldn't take up any offers of chastisement from Euterpe if I were you Richard.

and just what is that supposed to mean, MV ??? I'm the very epitome of sweetness & light, I'll have you know - ask either of my ex-husbands ( both still alive, to my knowledge, and neither left with visible physical damage....)

Euterpe13 wrote:

Richard Ruck wrote:

J.R. wrote: In that case, I would suggest a visit to an establishment of dis-reputre in the Soho area before and/or after the Carol concert !!

As in the Andrews Sisters song, 'Beat me, daddy, eight to the bar'.....

or indeed Ian Dury ( preserved in alcohol before death, not after) " beat me with your rythm stick, beat me..." - where would certain professions be without public school-boys?

Not being pedantic or anything, but it was "Hit me with your rhythm stick"!

Richard Ruck wrote:

Euterpe13 wrote:

Richard Ruck wrote: As in the Andrews Sisters song, 'Beat me, daddy, eight to the bar'.....

or indeed Ian Dury ( preserved in alcohol before death, not after) " beat me with your rythm stick, beat me..." - where would certain professions be without public school-boys?

Not being pedantic or anything, but it was "Hit me with your rhythm stick"!

Indeed - but I was labouringa point via poetic license !... age has it's priviledges

You could have used Michael Jackson's 'Beat it' (a favourite activity for him, I would imagine).

Richard Ruck wrote:

You could have used Michael Jackson's 'Beat it' (a favourite activity for him, I would imagine).

Ouch

englishangel wrote:

Richard Ruck wrote:

You could have used Michael Jackson's 'Beat it' (a favourite activity for him, I would imagine).

Ouch

I understand the police in Bahrain recently raided Michael Jackson's new home.

They found Class A drugs in the kitchen. Class B drugs in the lounge, and most of Class C in his bedroom !!