RE: a nice slice of Edam


Subject: RE: a nice slice of Edam
From: Sean Draine (seandr@microsoft.com)
Date: Wed Jul 18 2001 - 11:55:04 GMT


Oh dear. First the German sense of humor gets a poke in the eye. Now the
Dutch get it in the groin. It's really a quite miracle we're only up to
the 2nd World War. Thankfully, most of the nationalistic squawking that
seems to characterize intra-European relations doesn't carry across the
Atlantic to interrupt 24 hour coverage of "The Congressman and the
Missing Intern".

Nevertheless, I'll grant that the British are pretty damn funny. While
in NYC a few weeks ago, I rented a bootlegged copy of Eddie Izzard's
_Dressed to Kill_ and laughed myself to tears. Yanks, if you can get
your hands on an Eddie Izzard video, I highly recommend it.

- Sean

-----Original Message-----
From: Scottie Bowman [mailto:rbowman@indigo.ie]
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 2:16 AM
To: bananafish@roughdraft.org; lray@centenary.edu
Subject: a nice slice of Edam

    
    After these latest effusions from Holland, you Yanks will
    appreciate why the great majority of us Brits look westward
    to our cousins across the wide Atlantic (as we always have
    done) for mutual understanding & enrichment.

    Your President was essentially correct when he identified
    Belgium as the capital of Europe. And you can see in Brussells
    a perfect microcosm of the corruption, conformity & (laughably
    ill-founded) conceit that characterises the New Europe.

    All this would be enough to deter us from having anything
    further to do with what is increasingly obviously a doomed
    enterprise. But the real smackeroo, the true killer, what closes
    off all further discussion, is the prospect of being exposed,
    day in day out, to the inimitable, leaden humour of a load
    of jolly, milk-fed Dutchmen.

    Scottie B.

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