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hyperD replied

6 January 2006, 13:31
Originally posted by Bagpuss

They really have scraped the bottom of the Barrel this time, or the bottom in the pool in Barrymore's case.

LOL!
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Bagpuss replied

6 January 2006, 13:29
Whoever is the most vacant (and says "it's all good mate" a lot) will win BB. So not George.

They really have scraped the bottom of the Barrel this time, or the bottom in the pool in Barrymore's case.
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hyperD replied

6 January 2006, 13:29
With the state of the vacant, media circus politics is now, I reckon "Gorgeous George" will raise his public profile with the younger demographic.

If it hurts bliar, then I'm shallowly all for it.
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sunnysan replied

6 January 2006, 13:26
Galloway

Do you think hw is just stupid or taking a huge political gamble which may pay off?

Will he have any credibility left after BB?

If he comes off well after BB can he translate that into political appeal?

Will be interesting at least
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ratewhore replied

6 January 2006, 12:14
Apparently NL think the great unwashed is confused by cannabis being downgraded. To help clear it up they may upgrade it again in what would not be called a u-turn obviously!!

They blame the weed for turning people mad - I reckon NL policies can do that on their own...
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Bagpuss replied

6 January 2006, 11:52
Widdecombe on celebrity fat club
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sunnysan started a topic British Politics

6 January 2006, 11:44
British Politics

What a fiascio

a) Kennedy the alky leading the opposition
b) Galloway in the Big Brother house
c) TB doing all the "Day in the life of" stuff

Can anybody take these people seriously anymore?
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