Prescott

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threaded replied

17 May 2007, 09:31
Originally posted by interested

Having said that, not impressed with any of the MP's or the speaker. Even Hague wasn't on form.

Ruled by a bunch of idiots. How depressing.

Considering how so much legislation they've put through is plain vindictive, just think how fscked up things could of been if they actually did know what they were doing.
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interested replied

17 May 2007, 09:15
Having said that, not impressed with any of the MP's or the speaker. Even Hague wasn't on form.

Ruled by a bunch of idiots. How depressing.
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interested replied

17 May 2007, 09:07
Just watching it now.

Incompetent buffoon
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threaded replied

17 May 2007, 06:51
Originally posted by OwlHoot

It must have been like making love to a wardrobe with the key still in the lock.

Thank you for that image. I was having breakfast.
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OwlHoot replied

16 May 2007, 22:22
Originally posted by wendigo100

No, a small portion, allegedly.

It must have been like making love to a wardrobe with the key still in the lock.

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wendigo100 replied

16 May 2007, 17:58
Originally posted by Bagpuss

John Major was working class

Wasn't Thatcher too? Being a greengrocer's daughter and all that?

The point was that Prescott was the ultimate symbol of class inclusivity, and he has proved to be a complete and utter
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Bagpuss replied

16 May 2007, 16:18
John Major was working class
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wendigo100 replied

16 May 2007, 16:13
Originally posted by Kyajae

Didn't he bring Tracy Temple to his office table and then gave her a large portion?

No, a small portion, allegedly.
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Kyajae replied

16 May 2007, 15:50
Originally posted by wendigo100

If ever there was an argument against the working classes rising to the top in politics, it is Prescott. Today's PMQs was a shambles, and it was all down to him.

As he is out the door soon, I was reflecting on what he has brought to the table which has improved anything. Apart from comedy value, it's a feckin short list.

[/disgruntled rant]

Didn't he bring Tracy Temple to his office table and then gave her a large portion?
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sasguru replied

16 May 2007, 15:49
He kept the unions quiet for Blair in exchange for his Deputyship
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wendigo100 started a topic Prescott

16 May 2007, 15:48
Prescott

If ever there was an argument against the working classes rising to the top in politics, it is Prescott. Today's PMQs was a shambles, and it was all down to him.

As he is out the door soon, I was reflecting on what he has brought to the table which has improved anything. Apart from comedy value, it's a feckin short list.

[/disgruntled rant]
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