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I would therefore be interested to know your opinion as to whether Kant successfully distinguished between the categorical and the hypothetical imperative" Mr Stater is still waiting for a reply, too. Can anybody else help?Bbrrnngg! Again! This time it is none other than Mr Peter Tatchell, of OutRage!, who is particularly outraged today by the blood transfusion advertisement slogan "Anyone with a heart can give blood". The first came in a list of readers' questions faxed by the Sun to Ms Pamela Anderson, the Canadian American actress, swimmer and mother. The questions are taken from an American book written by a Don Vayle I fax his publishers asking how he can be so sure I am still waiting for a reply. I discover, too, that this is, in fact, the second mention of Kant in the Sun. "This morning, the Sun has mentioned Immanuel Kant! Is that a record? Page 33.
Check it out!" I turn to Page 33, where, under Question 28 of "Try Our Flirty Thirty: Sun fun quiz on the wacky side of sex", I find the following: "Which intellectual giant did not die a virgin: a)Sir Isaac Newton b)Immanuel Kant c)Albert Einstein". "No, GMTV," says Ms Briefing, completely oblivious to my witty little sally Come back, Una!Bbrrnngg! It is The Editor, on the telephone "Kant!" he barks. I decide on a conciliatory approach and ask him what he means. "John Redwood is in America! And he's doing a series of television interviews with the likes of Henry Kissinger and Steve Forbes!" All very interesting, I say, and then pause slightly and cough before hazarding that he must be working for an extra-terrestrial channel. Get in touch and Moonlight largesse will be yours!Bbrrnngg! It is the telephone, and on it, Ms Dee Briefing, eager holiday replacement for my regular political correspondent, Ms Una Tributable, who seems to have wangled an invitation to Tuscany "Captain!" says Ms Briefing.
Every day is Lancashire Day." You will notice the difference in approach. But even Craig sounded alarmed when I mentioned the singing, next August. We are now working on a scheme that will involve a lengthy rendition of "With My Little Stick of Blackpool Rock" to block out the caterwauling. Sponsors, please! Ah, yes, sponsors, and the matter of my hat up there, the most prestigious site in the British media.
I am happy to tell you that a deal is very nearly clinched, and that, in addition, our old chums, Graham's Port, seem eager for more punishment in October. So I telephoned Lancashire County Council to see if there was a Lancashire Day "We don't need one," said a man called Craig "Because every day in Lancashire is a good day. So I think I can promise exciting prizes for the winners of this year's holiday competition, which, as you can see from the picture below, is for your most exciting holiday snaps, of this or any year Today's was taken at Portnahaven, on the Isle of Islay It was sent in, for some reason, anonymously. Next 1 August, all Yorkshire-born men, women and children, wherever they are in the world, will be asked to sing, all together, "On Ilkla Moor baht 'at". It's for charity, the Marie Curie Cancer Care, but is worrying none the less, because, in addition to that awe-inspiring prospect, there will be other events with a Yorkshire theme, including pudding competitions, and, no doubt, one to find the person who can say most convincingly, "I'm from Yorkshire, and we speak as we find", "We've got one of those in Leeds", and "So what?". Other celebrity spouses under Moonlight consideration include HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, Mrs Alan Shearer, Mr Ronnie Knight, Mrs Rolf Harris, Mr Imran Khan, Cilla Black's Bobby, Lord Archer, Mrs Naina Yeltsin, Mr Norman Everage, Mrs Mainwaring, and a combined team of the Sultan of Brunei's better halves. I wondered, too, about The Editor's Wife, but thought this might be construed as rather too overt toadying.
Turn here next week to see upon whom the Moonlight benediction finally fell! Ominous news from the north. Did you know that last Thursday was Yorkshire Day? No, I didn't either But it may all be about to change. Inquiring at Downing Street about Norma's availability, I was told, a little wistfully, I fancied, that no one had ever asked her. I have been mulling over potential guest editors for this column. New Labour, Lovely New Autumn Knits, that sort of tired old joke The Captain, on the other hand, thinks it a splendid idea.