what else? tascher slappers meeting teresa may...and a certain conversation was to ensue..."national socialist? you mean like corbyn?"....may was amused that they even knew who corbyn was...to then reply "yes, just like him"...go figure.....and yes they might all have SKY/satellite tv etc etc...but nobody watches the history channel or anything like that...

OTHER NOTES:
the taschmanns and those two BLOOMSBURY pocket reference books....and no 'betty kirkpatrick hadn't penned DICTIONARY OF ENGLISH USAGE....it had been the taschmanns...who had been behind the following entry...

FLACCID pronounced with one hard 'C'?....FLAK-SID/CID?....in short, they had coded it all into these two books...'whateverit was'....

anyway, after reading the above...i was to remember mark r and the taschmanns 'tripping'....whilst making up 'code'...along the lines of:

"the flack-ling....flock...fluck...fleck...flick...flunk....the kerplunk.....flunking flanking flynking....a flic...a french policeman.....the flicking....with paper balls and rulers.....the flagking....flagging....'running it up the mast'....tower bridge opens....teresa may...the may queen on her barge....the flooking....flueking...."
and then there was the FLAK entry....no, it is not in 'modern usage' apart from as a colloquialism....media outlets use "under fire" and not 'flak'....the yobs at school used to say "i've had a lot of flak recently" from such-and-such-a-teacher...or fellow schoolmate etc etc...

oh and lastly...."we are the incessants.....IN-CESS-ANTS"...