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jerseyjack

(1,361 posts)
Fri Apr 12, 2013, 07:43 AM Apr 2013

I propose "Dead Witch Day" to be celebrated every year.

It doesn't need government approval. It can be another Guy Fawks kind of day and its momentum can build every year.

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I propose "Dead Witch Day" to be celebrated every year. (Original Post) jerseyjack Apr 2013 OP
Compromise version of 'Ding Dong' to be sung by Leonard Cohen T_i_B Apr 2013 #1
This appears to be a lovely British tradition. We should bring it into our culture.......... wandy Apr 2013 #2
The Guardian's poll seems to be pretty conclusive ... non sociopath skin Apr 2013 #3

T_i_B

(14,891 posts)
1. Compromise version of 'Ding Dong' to be sung by Leonard Cohen
Fri Apr 12, 2013, 07:53 AM
Apr 2013
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/arts-entertainment/compromise-version-of-ding-dong-to-be-sung-by-leonard-cohen-2013041265495

A COMPROMISE has been reached to help Britain solve its Ding Dong the Witch is Dead problem. With the BBC under right-wing pressure to ban the song, the broadcaster suggested a version sung by Leonard Cohen, the Canadian music poet.

A spokesman said: “The composers of ‘Ding Dong’ intended it to be triumphalist and optimistic. A witch was dead. A wicked witch.

“But while Margaret Thatcher left a divisive legacy, there is no evidence the Wicked Witch of the East took what she felt were the necessary though difficult steps to liberalise the Oz economy."

He added: “In order to reflect the true nature of Britain’s relationship with Lady Thatcher, a Leonard Cohen version would reflect great joy while at the same time being utterly depressing.

wandy

(3,539 posts)
2. This appears to be a lovely British tradition. We should bring it into our culture..........
Fri Apr 12, 2013, 10:27 AM
Apr 2013

May I suggest June 5th. We could even call it 'Bed time for the man behind the curtain day'.

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