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Except he's not thick. He's also possibly the most revered active sportsman in the UK and I don't think I've ever heard anyone say anything bad about him until this.
You are PT Barnum and I've got 5 compliant persons to sell to you for a bargain!
If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.
Er, Ryan Giggs outed about a month ago on twitter and other blogs, but more to the point, who cares about how a pigtulip thick runt like a footballer who couldn't keep his shrivelled pen1s inside his shorts but stuck it inside a retarded z-list celeb.
I don't care either but my concern is when wealthy pratts use their money to abuse the law.
"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George Orwell
I don't care either but my concern is when wealthy pratts use their money to abuse the law.
If the system allows you to use money this way, it's not the one with the money who is the prat but those who allow it. It's just sensible to use whatever tools are available to you.
And so the carnival will proceed and play its game, i.e. like the TV licence, super-injunctions don't fit in the new-media world.
Well said hyperD
Manchester United's Ryan Giggs has been named in Parliament as the footballer at the centre of the 'superinjuction' Twitter row involving reality TV star and model Imogen Thomas.
Liberal Democrat MP John Hemming's outburst - which was heavily criticised by Speaker John Bercow - was broadcast live on the BBC's Parliament channel.
The member for Birmingham Yardley had earlier described the gagging order as "a joke".
Hemming's intervention came minutes after the High Court refused to lift the ban on naming the player.
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