JTR Museum

[Ally]

Mark P-E told you to keep your gob shut?

[Bridie O'Reilly]

Just been told to ' keep my gob shut'.

But he still found time to ask me about debs - Skin from Skunkanasie

[richardh]

At this time (Wednesday night @ 11:45pm) this very subjecy is trending on twitter.
"London man promises women's history museum, opens Jack the Ripper museum instead http://bit.ly/1D9Wavd "

And not a word from Mr. Edwards (usually very active) twitter feed.

[GUT]

Here's another story about it:
Independent

Thanks Richard.

Funny no mention of Edwards.

[richardh]

Here's another story about it:
Independent

[GUT]

I have emailed him. He has responded saying he will ring me tomorrow.

Fingers crossed he hasn't turned into an absolute t**t

If he's in business with Edwards he may well have.

[Bridie O'Reilly]

I have emailed him. He has responded saying he will ring me tomorrow.

Fingers crossed he hasn't turned into an absolute t**t

[GUT]

Pretty strange if you ask me.

But perhaps once approved as a museum it doesn't matter about what.

[GUT]

I am rather dumbfounded that they got this permitted as a "women's museum" and then turned it into a museum celebrating a man who murdered women. I am ... just amazed.

Pretty strange if you ask me.

[Ally]

I am rather dumbfounded that they got this permitted as a "women's museum" and then turned it into a museum celebrating a man who murdered women. I am ... just amazed.

[Bridie O'Reilly]

I knew Mark, we were at Poly together. Though he prefers to call it Uni.

He was a lovely man so I am surprised he has ventured into this arena.

His parents are/were wealthy. I suppose this another way of making money for him?

And HE DID NOT set up the LGBT society at poly!

[GUT]

Haha. No. Tea Bag has a very different meaning in the States. The term is used but it is not toward a specific group of people. In this instance I think Urbandictionary is your friend. It's a pretty crude one.

But some might say fun one.

[GUT]

Stead mind

If you were from Brisbane I would be bound by my oath (being from NSW) to call you a Banana Bender (Qld growing many bananas) or a Cane Toad (being a pest introduced to deal with some other pest in Sugar Cane another big crop in Qld).

You would in all likely call me a Cockaroach (term that seems to have been invented as an insult in State of Origin Rugby League).

We would both call New Zealand's a term to do with sheep.

Jonathan H would be a Crow Eater being from South Aus.

We're a ral friendly bunch down under.

[Steadmund Brand]

Do tell, Steadmund or is it too non-PC to share.

Perhaps the reference to Phil Collins' character had nothing to do with his nationality.

Perhaps it was about his species?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wHjieD6CTYs

Well it's not very PC.. and it doesn't refer to a nationality...but an act performed...best to leave it at that.. and no.. I do not recommend looking it up on line.. to quote Maurice Evans as Dr. Ziaus "don't go looking for it.. you may not like what you find"

Steadmund Brand

[Dane_F]

Isn't 'tea bag' also an American term for a Brit? I recall an episode of Miami Vice where Phil Collins played a Brit crook of some kind. He was referred to as a 'tea bag'.

Haha. No. Tea Bag has a very different meaning in the States. The term is used but it is not toward a specific group of people. In this instance I think Urbandictionary is your friend. It's a pretty crude one.