Radio 4 - Book of the Week

[HairyArsedBloke]

The government SHOULD have returned to the gold standard too! “Let the pound should reach a level that would keep our exports competitive”, look what good that has done.

WOMEN (and one-eyed, gay snot-gobblers), know your limits.

[Churchill]

Pointing this out to her was never going to get you off to the best of starts, was it.

[Pondlife]

That and the fact that she had more facial hair than me!

Pointing this out to her was never going to get you off to the best of starts, was it.

[Churchill]

Gawd! I bet she loved you.

She'd be first against the wall come the Bogey revolution - ahead of Gordon, even.

I think it was the "I hate men!!!" tattooed on her forehead that told me I was in for a kicking...

That and the fact that she had more facial hair than me!

[bogeyman]

My Ex-Wife's Solicitor. God she's ugly!

Gawd! I bet she loved you.

She'd be first against the wall come the Bogey revolution - ahead of Gordon, even.

[Churchill]

Over-education leads to ugliness, premature aging and beard growth.

Dawn Primarolo?

My Ex-Wife's Solicitor. God she's ugly!

[sasguru]

Over-education leads to ugliness, premature aging and beard growth.

Dawn Primarolo?

Dawn Primarolo can hardly be called over-educated with her degree in Sociology from a polytechnic. To think that such numpties are/were reponsible for policies affecting millions is mind-boggling.

[bogeyman]

"Look at these venomous harridans. They went to university. Hard to believe they're all under 25."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjxY9rZwNGU

Over-education leads to ugliness, premature aging and beard growth.

Dawn Primarolo?

[Bagpuss]

I learnt a new word today:

Harridan
[n. HAR-ih-den] A sharp-tongued woman, especially one who is older. This noun describes fierce, ill-tempered women who are always scolding and disapproving

I agree!

"Look at these venomous harridans. They went to university. Hard to believe they're all under 25."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjxY9rZwNGU

[TimberWolf]

She seems to have been on the TV or radio every time I've tuned in this week. She must have a book out or something.

[oracleslave]

I learnt a new word today:

Harridan
[n. HAR-ih-den] A sharp-tongued woman, especially one who is older. This noun describes fierce, ill-tempered women who are always scolding and disapproving

I agree!

Yeah good post BM.

[BA to the Stars]

I hope it's being well received in Crew & Nantwich.

Crewe

On the plus side, her gob did at least provide the inspiration for the media centre at Lords cricket ground

[MrRobin]

I learnt a new word today:

Harridan
[n. HAR-ih-den] A sharp-tongued woman, especially one who is older. This noun describes fierce, ill-tempered women who are always scolding and disapproving

I agree!

[rootsnall]

You are not that keen on her then !

[bogeyman]

BOTW is one of the highlights of my morning, usually.

Ok, there are a few duff ones, but on the whole an engaging and entertaining 15 minutes of quality output from the BBC propaganda engine.

However, this week we have Cherie Blair reading from her biog 'Speaking for Myself'.

The R4 puff says "Cherie Blair tells her story in her own words".

And boy, does she!

This vainglorious harridan has put me off my eggy soldiers twice now. I'm foregoing the tradition of decades in Bogey Towers by turning over to Radio 5 Live tomorrow to listen to some gibbering idiot sports commentator instead.

That vile woman could boast for England at Olympic standards.

The greedy, publicity-seeking, grasping, aspirational, letter-box-gobbed tart just makes me want to puke in my cornflakes.

Every other sentence in her self-promotional diatribe is crafted to boost and promote this useless leech of a woman.

I hope it's being well received in Crewe & Nantwich.