Blunkett's latest diversionary attempt

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mcquiggd replied

11 October 2005, 11:32
Ah, not only have they taken Tory policies, theyve taken on Tory vices.... Blunkett and Robin Cook must have read Alan Clarks diaries... wasnt it a judges wife, and then her two daughters he had?
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datestamp replied

11 October 2005, 11:03
While Mr Blunkett insisted that he had only worked for two weeks and had broken no rules as this was in the period before the election, when MPs have to officially "resign", the company said it had hired him for three months. He took on a non-executive post with DNA Structures, a company offering paternity tests, after he was forced to quit over his own paternity scandal involving Kimberly Quinn, a married publisher. Mr Blunkett claims to be the father of her elder child.

The beleaguered minister also faced criticism last night for failing to declare his "gift" membership at the exclusive Mayfair club Annabel's, worth more than £2,200.

Here we go again.
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voron replied

11 October 2005, 07:58
Originally posted by AtW

He'd have to touch her all around to know that...

Lucky bugger
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threaded replied

10 October 2005, 18:59
Nah, it's being able to read braille.
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Mailman replied

10 October 2005, 18:50
Originally posted by voron

Mind you, she's not bad...

Yeah, she is pretty hot. I reckon the old codger has a big donga!

Mailman
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threaded replied

10 October 2005, 18:11
oh dear, everyone tried so hard not to say that.

'all over' my dear 'all over' (tcsh not all around, she's not a Baba Yaga)
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AtW replied

10 October 2005, 17:38
Originally posted by voron

Mind you, she's not bad...

He'd have to touch her all around to know that...
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xodia replied

10 October 2005, 17:27
Originally posted by ~Craig~

Anyone else would have seen that coming

yes I love blunket, he should always be kept in goverment so when he has a scandle, which appears to be a regular thing these days I can say

"I bet he didn't see that one coming"
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voron replied

10 October 2005, 10:31
Mind you, she's not bad...
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~Craig~ replied

10 October 2005, 10:25
Anyone else would have seen that coming
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threaded started a topic Blunkett's latest diversionary attempt

10 October 2005, 10:23
Blunkett's latest diversionary attempt

Blunkett 'caught in honeytrap' so what does he do? Tries to divert attention by prognosticating on awork cure for welfare.

This man is an ejit.
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