As the second of the beer and pocorn cheques arrived last night, I was naturally thinking about beer. Although I was sipping a rather nice pinot noir at the time (Saturna Island 2002, from the Gulf Islands in BC; cherry and plum, with mushroom earthiness on the nose, black cherry fruit with good structured oak, and excellent acidity... but I digress). From beer my thoughts strayed to the pubs of my homeland, and I was thinking how pubs in England are named after the events of history; the Royal Oak, the White Rose, the George & Dragon, and so forth.
If we were to adopt this tradition, how might we name some taverns from, say, 13 years of our recent history? Some ideas:
The Billion & Boondoggle
The Poll & Dither (& Poll & Dither & Poll & Dither)
The Pepper & Plate
The Envelope & Kickback
The Soldier on our Street
The Stench & Corruption
(and naturally)
The Beer & Popcorn
Suggestions welcome...
Updates: from the comments
The Pig & Whistleblower
The Taxpayer's Gum
The Entitled & Entitlement
3 comments:
how about 'The Pig and Whistleblower' ?
The Beheaded Infidel
The Pierre & Fidel
The Fuddle Duddle
The Boon & Doggle
The Flag of Convenience
The Whining Activist
The Maggie & Stone
Nice site - I gave you a plug:
http://hespeler.blogspot.com/2006/08/blue-blogging-soapbox-blogging-tories.html
Er, sorry, that was
http://hespeler.blogspot.com/2006/08/blue-blogging-soapbox-blogging-tories.html
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