Q. For Anti-Royalists.

by Englishman 12 Replies latest jw friends

  • refiners fire
    refiners fire

    Eman.

    In Australia its very anti royalist. They admire the yanks over here, and model themselves off Americans, and everyone wants a republic.

    Except us Poms here of course.

    Theres always been a lot of anti pom bias in this country, it used to be quite virulent, nasty. Its still vocalized, in jokes, and stereo types such as the "whingeing Pom", and the "pommy Bastard" . Quite tiresome really. I guess if the Australians want to link themselves up with The Asians as their buddies and "neighbours" ...well, good luck. The government is always buttering up to America, and George W and the ozzie prime minister are "best friends", I sure hope that counts for something if we ever get invaded by the military force of certain Asain nations that surround us.

  • expatbrit
    expatbrit

    ..and just how may times is the insufferable Mel Gibson going to play the part of a person who is being persecuted by the British?

    Mel Gibson Aussie Superstar! This month, Pommie Bastard! magazine takes a look at some forthcoming Mel movies!

    Mad Macs

    The evil English are plotting to take control of America by introducing mad-cow infected beef into MacDonalds Big Macs. Mel plays Jesus LePaz, an average American in Miami. When President Bush succumbs to the dastardly plot without anyone else noticing, Jesus realises that only he can save America. The stage is set for an action-packed attack upon the British Houses of Parliament, resulting in total subjugation for the Anglo scum!

    Braveharrods!

    Mel reprises the role of Melhammad al-Fayed, a hardworking and honest Egyptian man trying to run Britains premier department store with integrity. This is, of course, anathema to the corrupt and racist British establishment, who hatch an evil plot to get Melhammad deported. The climax of the conflict comes when Melhammad lures Tiny Dick Anglo into the store for a bit of man-to-man conflict. Are you being served?, snarls Melhammad, as he cuts off the English villains manhood in the drawer of a cash register!

    Lethal Swami

    Mel plays Melhatma Ghandi, a member of the peace-loving Indian race living under the cruel boot of English oppressors. When the cowardly Pommies massacre 25,000 children at the Daramsala saltworks, Melhatma decides that enough is enough! The stage is set for another action-packed attack upon the British Houses of Parliament, where the English swine finally realise the error of their imperialist ways, and Melhatma teaches Winston Churchill that the force of right can never be deprived of the right of force!

    What Women Dont Want

    They dont want effeminate Pommies, thats what they dont want! Mel plays Bud, an honest, down-to-earth American man who loses his sweetheart to a smooth-talking English slimeball. Bud sets out to prove that a red-blooded swearing Yankee is ten times better than a Shakespeare-quoting English fop. That disgusting bouquets of English roses wilt, while an American Bud stays hard forever (hur hur hur!) That a night at the poncey opera has nothing on a drunken fistfight at Joes bar. Finally, Bud convinces his sweetheart of the error of her ways (only one black eye necessary because American men can be sensitive too), and they drive into the sunset in his 1984 pickup truck with the English twat tied to the rear bumper.

    Mexican Run

    In an acting tour de force, Mel plays Hester Crockett, Davys younger sister. Hester is busy making chocolate in her homestead when she overhears an evil English plot to invade America disguised as Mexicans! Quickly, Hester runs 50 miles to join the valiant defenders at the Alamo, where she rallies the heroes by fashioning an American flag from her bloomers, and then suffocating the dastardly English commander in it. She then exonerates the innocent Mexicans by making the English villains eat some good old down home Texas chilli, thus exposing their pallid English palates.

    In Dieppe

    Mel plays Paddy McGlasgie, an average Canadian soldier during the war. When the sneaky English bastards use loyal Canadians as cannon-fodder at Dieppe, Paddy vows to make them pay. The stage is set for another action-packed attack on the British Houses of.ok ok, you know the rest.

  • Uncanny
    Uncanny

    Englishman,

    Speaking of anti-Royalists, and/or a possible answer to your question about how long is Mel Gibson going to play parts where he's being persecuted by the British ...

    Have you forgotten Mad Max Mel's first major role?: The one where he played a young Australian soldier doing his bit for "Crown and Country" on the slaughterhouse shores of Gallipoli in Turkey in the Ist World War? Maybe his penchant for Pommy bashing goes back to those days. For I, too, can understand Mel's motivation so well, as being proudly Australian myself - even if Mel was born in New York and grew up on the Northern Beaches of Sydney - I was closer to Bondi myself - but wouldn't you be feeling bitter, Englishman, even revengeful, when you think of all the young Australian men who went to their death in a War which really had nothing to do with them - or us - on the other side of the planet? Long live the Repulic, from this anti-Royalist - in Australia - who agrees with Farkel about the Queen's worth. But hey, after the success of the Queen's Jubilee, where there is cash. there is still hope. And anyway, as I'm always the little gentleman, and good sport, QE 2's half century of hardworking, faithful service should be admired by everybody, Royal or not. The surviving prosperity of the Monarchy - in England - may just become fashionably Retro even yet. Cheers.

    Uncanny

    Who still misses Lady Diana dearly.

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