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Hi guys, for those joining us on the Highland Drive 2015 I have been asked what our "theme" will be for this year. We normally have fancy dress. I know not everyone likes this so I'm putting it to a vote. The Morefield is looking for a speedy reply as they want to be organised so
The suggested theme night is Halloween or witches and warlocks
If you want the theme night (either Halloween or witches and warlocks) and are happy to dress up vote YES
If you'd rather not have a theme night vote NO
Pop your names below and copy and paste please folks, thanks
Ripley wrote:The suggested theme night is Halloween or witches and warlocks
Btw, you do realise don't you that witch and warlock are not in fact gender specific? That misconception is largely due to the misogynistic outlook of the Christian Church subsequent to the Norman conquest. A man can be a witch and a woman can be a warlock. The latter word is Scottish dating from the late 17th century. In the 16th it was written as warlok. It's derived from the Old English wǣrloga which means liar or oath breaker. Thus a warlock is a witch (male or female) who has broken faith with the group or coven. To a male witch, calling him a warlock is actually an insult!
Steve-M-UK wrote:Yes
I trust you'll be bringing the Audi. It's a tad difficult to fit a cauldron in a MR2...
If you're not living life on the edge, you're taking up too much room!
Ripley wrote:The suggested theme night is Halloween or witches and warlocks
Btw, you do realise don't you that witch and warlock are not in fact gender specific? That misconception is largely due to the misogynistic outlook of the Christian Church subsequent to the Norman conquest. A man can be a witch and a woman can be a warlock. The latter word is Scottish dating from the late 17th century. In the 16th it was written as warlok. It's derived from the Old English wǣrloga which means liar or oath breaker. Thus a warlock is a witch (male or female) who has broken faith with the group or coven. To a male witch, calling him a warlock is actually an insult!
Steve-M-UK wrote:Yes
I trust you'll be bringing the Audi. It's a tad difficult to fit a cauldron in a MR2...
TLF Steve has a VX220
Lets go with the flow this year and say yes baby
Highland Drive 13/14/15/17/18/19
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Japfest 09/11/12/13/16/19
Wales runs 14/15/16/17/18
Ripley wrote:The suggested theme night is Halloween or witches and warlocks
Btw, you do realise don't you that witch and warlock are not in fact gender specific? That misconception is largely due to the misogynistic outlook of the Christian Church subsequent to the Norman conquest. A man can be a witch and a woman can be a warlock. The latter word is Scottish dating from the late 17th century. In the 16th it was written as warlok. It's derived from the Old English wǣrloga which means liar or oath breaker. Thus a warlock is a witch (male or female) who has broken faith with the group or coven. To a male witch, calling him a warlock is actually an insult!
Steve-M-UK wrote:Yes
I trust you'll be bringing the Audi. It's a tad difficult to fit a cauldron in a MR2...
D**n! Looks like I'll have to leave T2 at home and try to borrow a mate's car.
Even if I can twist his arm, it's going to blow a monster hole in my fuel budget.
It's a rather quick estate. Same vintage as T2. Any guesses what it might be?
Ripley wrote:Hey Froggy, thanks for the history lesson
Happy to oblige hun. You know me - the OC's resident Trivia Buff...
If you're not living life on the edge, you're taking up too much room!
D**n! Looks like I'll have to leave T2 at home and try to borrow a mate's car.
Even if I can twist his arm, it's going to blow a monster hole in my fuel budget.
It's a rather quick estate. Same vintage as T2. Any guesses what it might be?
Ripley wrote:Hey Froggy, thanks for the history lesson
Happy to oblige hun. You know me - the OC's resident Trivia Buff...
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