Is true socialism possible?

[scottycelt]

I think I'd rather jump overboard!

I can easily fix you up with a really dirt-cheap, tax-free cruise ticket from Mr White, my local travel agent, Flossie ....

[MrGongGong]

Is that a double-entendre or just a regular occurrence at the Boar Inn?

It's what the barman at the Cross Keys said (I think he had one too many though )

[Beef Oven]

Is that a double-entendre or just a regular occurrence at the Boar Inn?

No, Flossie loves UKIP's tax policy so much that she's gonna set up the Pan-Scotland UKIP branch!!!!

[kleines c]

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[Sydney Grew]

Greetings to kleines c!

. . . Ludwig Wittgenstein felt that previous philosophers, too, had tied themselves in knots by asking the wrong sorts of questions. They thought that philosophical problems were to do with understanding the nature of the world, but Wittgenstein thought that they were all problems of language. . . .

And jolly old Wiggers of all people should have realized that there is no difference. "Understanding the nature of the world" is a linguistic procedure. "Problems of language" amount to true understanding. No but, what!

[kleines c]

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