What should be the dress code for the baby naming ceremony?

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Sun, 29/06/2008 - 21:00 — Richard II

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Wed, 02/07/2008 - 15:19 — Richard II

Ropas

What are people wearing? Suits but were not in Church are we or Jeans and T-Shirts but then it is a faux-christening isn't it?

Wed, 02/07/2008 - 16:32 — CmdrGravy

Cycling shorts. Actually I think the best policy is to just try not to upstage Paul in the smartness stakes, by rights he should be the best dressed so just gauge how smart you think that might be and aim a little lower. I think I did ask Kerri this and she said smart/casual which I think we narrowed down to meaning no sandals or swimming shorts.

Wed, 02/07/2008 - 21:34 — Richard II

Birmingham Poly

Does that mean we've all got to wear the uniform of Birmingham Polytechnic's groundstaff?

Mon, 30/06/2008 - 07:14 — CmdrGravy

The Guardian

Didn't like Amy. 4 out of 10 for her performance.

Her set comprised mainly back to black classics though none were executed with any lucidity or sense of rythm. As with the rest of her performance, covers of the Specials' A Message to You Rudy and Hey Little Rich Girl were almost reduced to instrumentals as she neglected to use her most impressive asset, her voice.

They did like Jay-Z but don't really give any reasons as to why.

The BBC said Manu Chao were brilliant, but they also said that Amy was brilliant and that everyone left when Jay-Z came on to go and see Massive Attack instead.

Mon, 30/06/2008 - 12:12 — Richard II

Er?

What does this have to do with our dress code?

I think we should do the pirate thing again. ;)

Sun, 29/06/2008 - 21:15 — CmdrGravy

Polyphonic Spree

I think they have shed the white robes for a sort of black pirate ninja costume now

Quite natty looking though so we should still consider it.

This is, of course, what they used to look like which is perhaps a bit more appropriate if not quite so natty.

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