Sara Morrison v BFF - thread 5

[SexRealistic]

https://genderblog.net/sara-morrison-v-belfast-film-festival/

Just started rewatching this and it's quite startling that the deliberate taboo breaking is, if anything, more relevant 25 years on. I'd forgotten how diverse the casting was as well.

I think Nick Wallis says it was the judge who asked how many employees. And I presumed the answer 3 was a bit undermining for CE, as she had been trying to show that none of the many other employees had ever bewn put on sickleave and so there was worse treatment.

However if CE asked it must have been for another reason

No shade on earlier poster - but checking NW it was the Judge who asked how many.

J how many employees did you administer
ML three
CE no further qs
SD no re-ex

Maybe they could do a remix but with "Concern, Conceeerning" instead of "Issues, Issssuuuuues"

She was seen with Posie P
>Issues
>Concerning

We got complaints, as many as three
>Concern
>Concerning

Send her off sick and take her key
>Issues
>Concerning

Poor oppressed Babs only wants to pee
>Issues
>CONCERNS...(Jazz hands)

You get the idea

You can see why the likes of Rory Stewart started to squeak when Elon musk and DOGE started to cut the funding for all these projects

Thank you - loved this Q&A

What is the best advice you have received?
Pay attention to what people don’t say and what’s not there.

Wonder who might have given her that piece of advice.....

Its a pity the article doesnt mention it, but she is Dr Elves (DPhil in Law, Oxford).

This is to give credit where it is due, as this thread has a sharp focus on academic titles.

My two grown sons, plus two of their mates said they could eat as many Yorkshires as I could cook at one time provided they had gravy.

I made 72 yorkshires (borrowed a couple of tins) and made 4 litres of gravy.

They won. Ate every last one. And a few slices of bread to sop up the extra gravy.

72? Each or between them?

Lightweights either way!

😁 have a Michellin star!

Then Blackadder was being ingenious and using a - I can’t think of the word, not quite double meaning or pun, but something along those lines.

Excellent! Thank you for enlightening me.

not sure that diet would make them lightweights!

Could have come from Sherlock Holmes, with curious incident of the dog in the night.
(It didnt bark)

Oooof, it's the four litres of gravy that amazes me - I can never make enough!

It takes me back to childhood when we ate Yorkshires for Sunday dinner the old fashioned way, made in one big tin and as a starter just with gravy and a kind of onion & vinegar dressing my mum would put together. My favourite bit was the thick soggy bit of Yorkshire from the middle of the tin as it soaked up the most gravy.

Apologies in advance to any thread police watching...

Not being a professor I’m not sure I even understand your findings?! I’m defo not qualified to start a thread unless someone tells me what the question is 🤣

Thank you!
Did one faction dominate? Or did they reach a compromise? Was this a precursor to what we’re seeing today with the theories that underpin trans?

I agree that there were changes after the first recusal application, I've been wondering what was said here:
From Friday NW: "The judge, does, however, have a right (apparently) to privately carpet the parties, which she is doing right now.",
if this was just the judge NC & CE, they had an opportunity to bite back more effectively than in open court, especially if the judge let off too much steam.

I stumbled across this cartoon in, I think, the Spectator. For some reason it reminded me of these threads

I'm kinda with you. We got a starter of Yorkshire pudding and gravy followed by meat and vegetables. No vinegar based sauce though.

What does carpet mean here?

I'm not getting the point...

Carpet = tell off.

Carpet = severely reprimand

So the judge told off NC and Dr CE for their first application but we think that meant they could also expand on their concerns?

In my childhood in Yorkshire we ate individual Yorkshires with gravy as a first course (I’ve since been told this was the Yorkshire way to take the edge off your appetite before you got to the expensive part of the meal), then possibly again with gravy, roast meat and veg as the main course. While we were eating another batch would go into the oven, to be eaten with strawberry jam as the pudding course.

This continued when we moved to Lancashire but I don’t know if the neighbours there did the same.

There was a section on BBC Look East about the Northampton Police Chief about an hour ago. I didn’t realise Dr CE had been involved. The focus was on Ms Buzzard-Quashie’s ill-treatment by the police and her persistence in taking the matter to the ICO, and the police’s wrongdoing.