Admiral Cod: Occidental Dandy-Club

09 April 2009

Occidental Dandy-Club

10 comments:

mgr said...: what's that about? do you have some information? that would be great, thanks; 10 April, 2009 00:30
Anonymous said...: Admiral, you're an enigma.; 10 April, 2009 06:56
anonymous english female said...: This image conjurs all sorts of images and memories. as a child i loved the story of Romulus and Remus (as an adult i still do); Munich is one of my favourite cities, it is beautiful and full of interesting things to do and elegantly attired people at all times of year; Beau Brummel is one of my heroes so if ever i was invited to join a Dandy Club i would be delighted and honoured. Yet, of course, what it evokes for me has absolutely nothing to do the real meaning of this image and the Admiral's reason's for posting.; 10 April, 2009 11:10
Matt Fox said...: Amazing image!; 11 April, 2009 16:27
Alex Sweet said...: Still Waiting on the Capetown List.... Please!; 15 April, 2009 00:07
Laguna Beach Fogey said...: CC ~ For nightlife in Cape Town, you must go to Long Street. When I lived there, that's where I spent my time. There are excellent restaurants, bars, and clubs, with a sort of trendy, alternative, edgy atmosphere. New bars and clubs open up all the time. There was an excellent Indian restaurant on Long that my friends and I went to all the time; can't recall the name of it though. There are even a couple of nice cigar lounges for a quiet smoke and a drink. For books, try Clarke's Books and Long Street Bookshop. The V&A Waterfront is a bit of a tourist trap, but also has a bunch of bars and restaurants. There is a large upstairs brewery/sports bar there where we used to watch the rugby. Past the waterfront you come to Clifton and Camps Bay, beach suburbs that boast a number of quieter restaurants and beach bars. Clifton in particular will remind you of a Southern California beach community.; 16 April, 2009 11:02
Herr Holger said...: Admiral is clearly a 'transcendental fascist' - which is a good thing.; 17 April, 2009 03:21
acrossthepond said...: To Herr Holger -

'transcendental fascist'?? and all the while i've been supposing the Admiral is merely a transplanted WASP with a predilection for the peregrine and exotic...; 17 April, 2009 13:47
Tone Loki said...: I would hate to make assumptions about the Admiral as I have never met him, but the tantalising glimpses of esoterica that the Admiral treats us to seem to indicate a fellow eloquent with Evola, Mishima, Spengler, D'Annunzio, DeBenoist et al. I like to think I can spot a fellow Rad Trad when I see one!

Contre Le Monde Moderne indeed!; 21 April, 2009 05:01
Ray Frensham said...: Sign me up, Immediately!; 10 May, 2009 12:10

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