Brown not on prescription painkillers

[NotAllThere]

It certainly cures premature election. It actually causes way-way-way-too-late election

[TimberWolf]

Is that the drug that gives you an election?

[NotAllThere]

Aren't those the ones that most doctors no longer prescribe, due to newer ones - prozac, etc. being available ?

No. They're the ones that are the anti-depressants of last resort. For when the fluffier type have failed.

[bobhope]

Aren't those the ones that most doctors no longer prescribe, due to newer ones - prozac, etc. being available ?

[hyperD]

Nope, he is not on painkillers; he's on MAOIs.

The painkiller question on Marr was a red herring.

WHS.

No blogs or MSM have been going on about painkillers, it has always been about the anti-depressant drugs referred to as MAOI because of evidence of Gordo's dietary prerequisites.

Marr was providing the prime monster with a plausible deniability i.e. no, I didn't take painkillers (but I am taking MAOI).

[BoredBloke]

Once is generally found to be sufficient.

HTH.

It's the 'generally' bit I'd like to see changed to always in his case.

[BoredBloke]

I'd put him on paraquat frequently and often!

[NotAllThere]

Why all this fuss about prescription. I bet he gets his "anti-depressants" and "painkillers" from that dodgy bloke in the pub carpark.

[HairyArsedBloke]

Nope, he is not on painkillers; he's on MAOIs.

The painkiller question on Marr was a red herring.

[MikeB]

A friend of the business secretary said: "Peter has to have a title because without one he quickly reverts to being a long, perfectly manicured streak of absolutely **** all."

[Chantho]

Or so he says.

Better for everyone if he had been ? linky