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I find myself wondering if Clive James is in early stage renal failure?Originally posted by Cliphead View PostTrue, I've read a couple of his books and very entertaining they were too. I suspect he would be the better company by far but he doesn't frequent Glasgow pubs unfortunately.
(To the tune of "Yellow" by Coldplay):
Look at your skin, look at its off-white hue,
Look at your eyeballs too,
They've gone all yellow
You came to me, you thought you had the flu.
I knew that wasn't true.
You wouldn't be yellow
We took some blood off you
That's just a thing we do
To folks who turn yellow
You're yellow like the desert in Damascus is
You're yellow cos your liver has metastases
Do you know you're really f**cked you know
You're really f**ked you know
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True, I've read a couple of his books and very entertaining they were too. I suspect he would be the better company by far but he doesn't frequent Glasgow pubs unfortunately.Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostI'd rather have a pint with Clive James any day. He doesn't look too well poor chap. He's hugely underatted IMHO.
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I'd rather have a pint with Clive James any day. He doesn't look too well poor chap. He's hugely underatted IMHO.Originally posted by Cliphead View PostHad a pint or two with him some years ago, very likeable chap.
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Politics and economics is far more entertaining than it was 10 years ago for some reason.
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I think GG is a first class twunt of the highest order, but the sight of him tearing apart the yanks on their own turf was quite amusing.Originally posted by Menelaus View PostTrue: he was my constituency MP when I was a student and I thought he was an arse. My opinion of him waivered only slightly (don't worry, I still think he's an arse) when I saw him tearing the US Congress a new one.
The congressional committee clearly had no idea what they were getting into when they subpoenaed him and the look on their faces when he let rip.
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He's a bit like CyberTory - occasionally entertaining by dint of his crazy pronouncements, but ultimately a grade A tool.Originally posted by Menelaus View PostTrue: he was my constituency MP when I was a student and I thought he was an arse. My opinion of him waivered only slightly (don't worry, I still think he's an arse) when I saw him tearing the US Congress a new one.
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True: he was my constituency MP when I was a student and I thought he was an arse. My opinion of him waivered only slightly (don't worry, I still think he's an arse) when I saw him tearing the US Congress a new one.Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostI reckon you'll get good odds at any bookies that gorgeous George will have a go - there's no love lost since they kicked him out.
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I reckon you'll get good odds at any bookies that gorgeous George will have a go - there's no love lost since they kicked him out.Originally posted by Menelaus View PostIf someone doesn't put the boot into NuLab then it'll be a wasted hour.
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WTF? Has the world gone mad? WTF is "community cohesion" when it's at home and licking your toes?the Conservative shadow minister for community cohesion Baroness Warsi
FFS!
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