Making spoof is fine even for an MP (though it really devalues position), but offering to share wife etc is rather toilet humour that is not really worthy of an MP, especially because he is trying to kiss someone's butt by going so low.
Good reaction from Cameron - he did not say he was offerended showing Simon the tw@t he is - it certainly backfired just like last Labour's attempt to make Cameron/Chameleon site.
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It was his interview afterwards that showed him up for what he is. He used to be a prat of a columnist in the Times. I thought he was 14 then but he's obviously only 14 now so he couldn't have been.Originally posted by darmstadtI thought his spoof of David Cameron on YouTube was quite good and now the Tories (and Jack Straw) are crying foul. Anyone seen Cameroon's video blog yet or Tom Watson's spoof?
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Dundee is a bit different every since he finished his 5-year rehab session.Originally posted by ChurchillFeck me sideways, that's a first!
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Feck me sideways, that's a first!Originally posted by DundeegeorgeI'm inclined to agree with you, but I haven't seen him do political humour, his funny stuff (for me anyway) tends to be the whimsical stuff and exaggerations.
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Eddie Izzard?
Left-wing? You're a looney.Originally posted by ChurchillEddie Izzard
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Hmnn, tricky one
I'm inclined to agree with you, but I haven't seen him do political humour, his funny stuff (for me anyway) tends to be the whimsical stuff and exaggerations.Originally posted by ChurchillArnold Brown
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John Prescott.Originally posted by DundeegeorgeHas anyone ever seen a funny left-wing comedian? Ever? Just one funny left-wing comedian.
The David Brent of Westminster!
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Now you're
taking the pissOriginally posted by ChurchillBen Elton
"Thatch, that thatch, eh, evil woman, got claws, eats children, save the rainforest, ho ho, My name's Ben Elton, good night".
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Read the spec.
A funny left-wing comedian.Originally posted by ChurchillAlexei Sayle?
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