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I hadn't thought of that, maybe we could offer to host the peace conference at the Dunkenhalgh

Now we're Hyndburn International, if meetings are to be filmed, because we're rated a council of 'excellence', I'm expecting big things.

Sundance Film Festival.

A Palme d'Or at Cannes.

Perhaps even an Oscar, for Best Foriegn Film.

Dust off your muffs, and mirkins, and get your glad rags dry-cleaned.

Hyndburn International councillors could soon be heading for the red carpet.
 
I hadn't thought of that, maybe we could offer to host the peace conference at the Dunkenhalgh

Might be better, being more central, to host any peace conference in the Crocheted Gonk Suite, at the Old Market Hall Arts Centre.
 
Might be better, being more central, to host any peace conference in the Crocheted Gonk Suite, at the Old Market Hall Arts Centre.

Nope, so we cause the minimum of offence it will have to be Kentucky Fried, it's Hal al so that's o.k. for everybody, (except the mediators, (but they don't count)), and we'd never talk the Indians into going anywhere near Blackburn Road.
 
Nope, so we cause the minimum of offence it will have to be Kentucky Fried, it's Hal al so that's o.k. for everybody, (except the mediators, (but they don't count)), and we'd never talk the Indians into going anywhere near Blackburn Road.

No that would never do Less, most Hindu's are vegetarian. How about a few chairs gathered around the coffee machine at Scaitcliffe Towers?
 
Things have changed a bit since my day. In all the years I was there, we never had anything like the cuts that the Council has to impose this year, and the only thing to look forward to at budget time was how much George Slynn would find for his latest pet schemes.

Nowadays, there are wholesale redundancies and service cuts which SHOULD be of concern.
George Slynn and there was me thinking it was only Britcliffe who did that gynn:rolleyes:
 
I'm not sure that would do either, both sides might object to the presence there of vast quantities of ales, stouts and porter. Allegedly.
 
No that would never do Less, most Hindu's are vegetarian. How about a few chairs gathered around the coffee machine at Scaitcliffe Towers?

Perhaps completely neurtral would be to clear the alki's and 'social' drug users off the benches outside the market and everyone could sit there...

Arghhh, no, just realised, that will start rindy on his long term rant about the benches having been removed, still, a new set could be claimed on expenses for the meeting.
 
Perhaps completely neurtral would be to clear the alki's and 'social' drug users off the benches outside the market and everyone could sit there...

Arghhh, no, just realised, that will start rindy on his long term rant about the benches having been removed, still, a new set could be claimed on expenses for the meeting.

yeah but after a few drunks use them they will end up in the back of a gypsy scrap metal van liek the last lot did :rolleyes:
 
yeah but after a few drunks use them they will end up in the back of a gypsy scrap metal van liek the last lot did :rolleyes:

This negotiating and diplomacy lark isn't as easy as it first seems, if we can't even agree where to offer them to meet, no wonder it takes such a long time to get them together.

Maybe we should just let them get on with it and keep our noses out?
 
Is the hot water for washing the blood stains away after your latest Tory victim 'visited' your cellar? :rolleyes::D

I'm not that bad, although I must admit I don't recall Jeeves ever admitting a Tory.

So long as visitors enjoy a drink and are decent company I'll usually offer them a drink....
 
I'm not that bad, although I must admit I don't recall Jeeves ever admitting a Tory.

So long as visitors enjoy a drink and are decent company I'll usually offer them a drink....


Jeeves is an unusual name for a Rottweiler
 
Perhaps completely neurtral would be to clear the alki's and 'social' drug users off the benches outside the market and everyone could sit there...

Arghhh, no, just realised, that will start rindy on his long term rant about the benches having been removed, still, a new set could be claimed on expenses for the meeting.

Ah yes, the removal of the Market Hall benches.

I had a visitation.

No, a real one.

I wasn't tripping on L.S.D., and imagining a spooky incarnation of the Deputy Leader of Hyndburn B.C. on my doorstep.

I was told I was right.

The benches were damaged beyond repair, when they were removed, as part of this experiment.

But I was very naughty boy, saying those gypsies had been told to take them away, because as sure as Kashmir is India, all the broken bits are still there in the coucil yard. So my informant was wrong.

:rolleyes:
 
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