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Sunday, June 24, 2007
Exterminate! Exterminate!
From today's Sunday Telegraph TV listings.
BBC3, 8pm, 'Doctor Who: Part one of two. A new prime minister begins a reign of terror'.
The endorsement by Ann Widecombe was a clear attempt by the biased BBC to imply that the evil PM was a Tory. Unless I failed to spot a Nu-Lab endorsement.
The world divides between those who hold that the real names of The Doctor and The Master are respectively Peter and Christopher, and those who hold the reverse. I am, of course, of the former school of thought. Which are you, and why?
"The endorsement by Ann Widecombe was a clear attempt by the biased BBC to imply that the evil PM was a Tory."
Actually, I think it was Ann Widdecombe's attempt to imply that he was a Tory. Unless you're suggesting that the eeeevil BBC put a mind control device on her.
'Harold Saxon would be a better PM than both Gordon "Macbeth" Brown and Dave "Blue Labour" Cameron combined.'
And there was I thinking that a policy of randomly exterminating 10% of the population as part of a massive alien invasion would be unpopular. This centre ground thing is more difficult to grasp than I thought.
Once they are dead they don't vote against you and the pro rata housing availability goes up 11% & lots of people inherit money as does the government through death duties.
I'm not so sure about the alien invasion - they should go back where they came from.
Never mind the Daleks, the smurfs are coming...
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This was discussed in detail on another thread Iain!!
ReplyDeleteIt's Cameron or some other Tory alien. Not Brown, not Blair, a lightweight with no policies.
ReplyDeleteAnd endorsed by Ann Widdecombe in a hilarious guest turn!
ReplyDeleteThe endorsement by Ann Widecombe was a clear attempt by the biased BBC to imply that the evil PM was a Tory. Unless I failed to spot a Nu-Lab endorsement.
ReplyDeleteThe world divides between those who hold that the real names of The Doctor and The Master are respectively Peter and Christopher, and those who hold the reverse. I am, of course, of the former school of thought. Which are you, and why?
ReplyDelete"The endorsement by Ann Widecombe was a clear attempt by the biased BBC to imply that the evil PM was a Tory."
ReplyDeleteActually, I think it was Ann Widdecombe's attempt to imply that he was a Tory. Unless you're suggesting that the eeeevil BBC put a mind control device on her.
The endorsement by Anne Widdicmbe was a clear sign that she has a sense of humour.
ReplyDeletePhysically & in his variety of nuttiness he pwed more to Blair than either Brown or Cameron.
Harold Saxon would be a better PM than both Gordon "Macbeth" Brown and Dave "Blue Labour" Cameron combined.
ReplyDelete'Harold Saxon would be a better PM than both Gordon "Macbeth" Brown and Dave "Blue Labour" Cameron combined.'
ReplyDeleteAnd there was I thinking that a policy of randomly exterminating 10% of the population as part of a massive alien invasion would be unpopular. This centre ground thing is more difficult to grasp than I thought.
Once they are dead they don't vote against you and the pro rata housing availability goes up 11% & lots of people inherit money as does the government through death duties.
ReplyDeleteI'm not so sure about the alien invasion - they should go back where they came from.
I'm not so sure about the alien invasion - they should go back where they came from.
ReplyDeleteBloody Poles (LOL!)
If Harold Saxon's 'The Master', what is Gordon Brown?
ReplyDeleteIf Harold Saxon's 'The Master', what is Gordon Brown?
ReplyDeleteThe C***!