Splendid.....but really let him stay home instead and let us alone! Really, the man is infuriating. Wondering off the top of my biretta: what part does Lady Jane Williams play in all of this?
So, how come the other bad boys had to wear them but not you, Ormonde? I assume you had something on the teacher (they did have photography back then didn't they?)
Ah, MadPriest, you have provided a superb example of the intersection of haberdashery and ecclesiology!
If this doesn't buy you a few centuries out of Purgatory, nothing will - in fact, I am willing to take several centuries from my account and add them to yours! Use them well and in good health.
That's not the hat he usually wears?
ReplyDeleteOh, I say, MP! Excellent work!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour Photoshopping isn't quite done. He needs a broken moral compass around his neck :P
ReplyDeleteSplendid.....but really let him stay home instead and let us alone! Really, the man is infuriating.
ReplyDeleteWondering off the top of my biretta: what part does Lady Jane Williams play in all of this?
Oh, Mad One, you are the absolute BEST! This is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteThat yellow stripe is particularly apt.
ReplyDeleteYou are a ***ing genius, and I'm nicking this for my blog ... with total kudos to you! Best thing I've seen about the whole silly MitreGate thing.
ReplyDeleteI bow in your general direction.
Can he stand with his nose to the corner of the room too?
ReplyDeleteDavid, shouldn't that be a broken moral compass rose?
ReplyDeleteI am old enough to remember when certain bad boys (not I!) had to wear those and sit in a corner of the schoolroom.
ReplyDeletewhen certain bad boys (not I!)
ReplyDeleteSo, how come the other bad boys had to wear them but not you, Ormonde? I assume you had something on the teacher (they did have photography back then didn't they?)
Oh, the other bad boys were probably throwing spitballs or speaking French (this was south Louisiana in its fracophobic era).
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Amazing how well this hat fits him.
ReplyDeleteAfter reading Canon Kearson's comments today, I am wondering if this does not over estimate the ABp.
ReplyDeleteFWIW
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Ah, MadPriest, you have provided a superb example of the intersection of haberdashery and ecclesiology!
ReplyDeleteIf this doesn't buy you a few centuries out of Purgatory, nothing will - in fact, I am willing to take several centuries from my account and add them to yours! Use them well and in good health.