We are not amused

Not the most flattering of pictures, but here's C sitting in his bath wearing a flannel. I think he realises that his Daddy is taking the mickey out of him ever so slightly.

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Anonymous said…
Of course he's not amused - you haven't knotted his hankey at all 4 corners in traditional British fashion.
11:57 AM
Anonymous said…
In the interest of equality for us primitives over here on the other side of the pond, perhaps you could clarify a few minor points.

First, what the hell does "taking the mickey out of him" mean? Is that some bizarre Cockney slang, or are you so brain-addled by continuous exposure to an infant that you can no longer formulate rational thoughts?

Second, although his father had a brief period of his youth during which he wore a four-knot hankey on his head, that is hardly an acceptable fashion statement for today's up-and-coming executives. Is the London branch seriously considering delegating to the paternal side of the management team the responsibility of dressing the new acquisition?
12:06 AM
Anonymous said…
Looks like he is wearing a yarmulke. Good to see you are exposing him to diversity at a young age. I have a few extras should you like me to send C one or two.-MAS
6:02 PM
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