That older fella, next to her on the end. I've watched a number of his Youtube videos.
He comes across better here than he does there.
Unfortuantely there's never any debate in the comments section.
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That older fella, next to her on the end. I've watched a number of his Youtube videos.
He comes across better here than he does there.
Unfortuantely there's never any debate in the comments section.
Calamity1971
If Mr Peanut says It's okay, then it is.
Quite a high cunt quotient last night, with Moore and Perry complementing Moron.
I question Perry's polling rationale: "I spoke to a few people in one constituency, my own, so I know exactly why people voted Brexit."
And do we really need the first two-thirds of the show devoted to Brexit? Ask them something they might not have been fully briefed by their Malcolms on.
I question Perry's polling rationale: "I spoke to a few people in one constituency, my own, so I know exactly why people voted Brexit."
And do we really need the first two-thirds of the show devoted to Brexit? Ask them something they might not have been fully briefed by their Malcolms on.
"We're heading for a Brexit that no one actually voted for", says Chris Leslie. Except no one has voted for the nature of Brexit, only that it will happen. Dimbleby would be wise to remind anyone, panel or audience, of this fact whenever generalised reasons for voting either way are voiced.
Good news as well, as we hear that the woefully under-exposed Jacob Rees-Mogg will be on in two weeks.
Good news as well, as we hear that the woefully under-exposed Jacob Rees-Mogg will be on in two weeks.
Calamity1971
If Mr Peanut says It's okay, then it is.
Every single week you get one who says, 'just get out'. Winds me up no end.
Rory Stewart (sorry, Roderick James Nugent Stewart) was making me feel queasy in his oversized cuffs? People like zero hours contracts do they Rory?
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Rory Stewart (sorry, Roderick James Nugent Stewart) was making me feel queasy in his oversized cuffs? People like zero hours contracts do they Rory?
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I find that it emphasises that something as complex as the UK's membership of the European Union shouldn't really have been decided in a binary referendum by the electorate.
I think she's been worse. She's a tabloid hack, or has been, and so has no real stake in anything she says. Like the others they have on, like Oakeshott and Moron, they can just play to some of the public's preconceptions without fear of repercussions for themselves.
At the risk of incurring the wrath of our noble Defra Secretary, I think I'd prefer it if they had experts on QT, rather than politicians or hacks.
Calamity1971
If Mr Peanut says It's okay, then it is.
I heard Kirsty Wark was a fave?
We need more of this
Boris Johnson hushed by BBC Radio 4 presenter Mishal Husain - audio
Calamity1971
If Mr Peanut says It's okay, then it is.
Or Katie Hopkins?
I heard Kirsty Wark was a fave?
We need more of this
Boris Johnson hushed by BBC Radio 4 presenter Mishal Husain - audio
According to the Metro from June, you're right.
Cathy Newman would be a decent shout. Jo Coburn doesn't seem to take any shit either.
Note Ladbrokes giving odds on Farage, who's been on QT more times than he's lost parliamentary elections (32, I shit you not).
Price has more credibility.
Calamity1971
If Mr Peanut says It's okay, then it is.
Oh yes, 500/1
Andrew Neil at 10/1, he can fuck off as well.
The Pale King
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Maitlis, Newman and Coburn are all terrible, all frequently ventriloquise a 'man on the Clapham omnibus' perspective to push right wing talking points. Hopefully Hussein gets it.
Tonight it's Chris Skidmore (Liam Fox's shoe-scrubber), Barry Gardiner, Vince Cable, Nazir Afzal, and the annoyingly omnipresent Camilla Tominey.
So, someone from the Dept. for International Trade, the leader of the Lib Dems, and a Telegraph and ex-Express hack: I wonder if Brexit might figure?
So, someone from the Dept. for International Trade, the leader of the Lib Dems, and a Telegraph and ex-Express hack: I wonder if Brexit might figure?
So over half the programme devoted to the highly predictable story that the EU27 would tell May to fuck off.
Why does no one ever suggest that nationalising the rail services does not mean adopting the exact model abandoned in the 1990s? There are a number of other examples from the continent which could be adapted for the British market.
And finally, and more generally, it is not the BBC's job to promote Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or any other branded product.
Why does no one ever suggest that nationalising the rail services does not mean adopting the exact model abandoned in the 1990s? There are a number of other examples from the continent which could be adapted for the British market.
And finally, and more generally, it is not the BBC's job to promote Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or any other branded product.
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