🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <36591@castle.ed.ac.uk> brian@castle.ed.ac.uk (Brian Gilmore) writes:
   R.J.Hare (rjhare@festival.ed.ac.uk) wrote:
   : diana@aisb.ed.ac.uk (Diana Bental) writes:
   
   : > Given the amount of publicity created by such a small expenditure, EDC
   : > cannot be faulted on grounds of cost-effectiveness.
   
   : I see - it's OK to generate publicity which is offensive to (approx)
   : 50% of the population as long as it's cost effective?
   
   : RH.
   
   I see that the Z campaign has been complemented on elsewhere and there
   is talk about spreading it around the rest of Scotland.
   
   Brian Gilmore
   

I imagine that there are a lot of people very keen to see this sort of thing
spread to other places - the sort of people who confuse making posters
and having meetings with actually *doing* anything, the sort of people
who seem to think they have some god-given right to add to the already
outrageous council tax bills that are going through other peoples letter
boxes, and all manner of other people who are as boring as the Guardian
would be if it didn't have Steve Bell and Nancy Banks-Smith.
-- 
amicalement,

===Jeremy Henderson=== =jeremy@castle.ed.ac.uk=  
an expert in stucco, a veteran in love, and an outlaw in Peru