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After a week of carefully constructed ad-hominem attacks on Galloway, the fiends stopped the man from Fathers for Justice mentioning the butcher Blair - because he wasn't there to defend himself!!!!!!

I don't know who looks the more haggard today, R or J, but I hope it's due to stress - they deserve it the hypocrits.


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"our claim to be left in the unmolested enjoyment of vast and splendid possessions, mainly acquired by violence, largely maintained by force, often seems less reasonable to others than to us"
 
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I was also agape...
Last night, George was reading a BOOK in the BB House, first time ever I've seen any contestant, reading a BOOK in the House.

Are BOOKS allowed?
If they have always been allowed, why have we never ever seen BB people reading?
 
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He was reading some sort of 'brief' the night before - which seemed a bit odd. Mind you, who else in there would read if they had the chance? Maybe Barrymore would dip his hooter into an American self-help book, or possibly even something by our own dear Dr Raj, but who else? Preston ('Nuffink') the middle-class lumpen prole would pretend he didn't know what books were ('Why have they got those real fine covers on, man? KnowwotImean? They're like paper snadwiches, ain't they, knowwotImean?').
 
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(I see we still don't have permission to correct typos...)
 
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Hi all,

The reason the right honourless MP Gallow was reading his book, is because even Preston has worked out his devious plans afoot (Must take over the world).

No-one wants to talk to him, he can't watch television or listen to the radio, so a man of his age reads a book,instead of looking all sad and pathetic, no-mates. QED.

Quark


What the golly gosh am I doing on this exciting and intellectually challenging forum?
 
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He was reading some sort of 'brief' the night before - which seemed a bit odd. Mind you, who else in there would read if they had the chance? Maybe Barrymore would dip his hooter into an American self-help book, or possibly even something by our own dear Dr Raj, but who else? Preston ('Nuffink') the middle-class lumpen prole would pretend he didn't know what books were ('Why have they got those real fine covers on, man? KnowwotImean? They're like paper snadwiches, ain't they, knowwotImean?').


I think he was reading Marx/Engels' manifesto Roll Eyes

LOL Preston - I'm thinking Percy from the Green Mile.


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He was reading some sort of 'brief' the night before - which seemed a bit odd. Mind you, who else in there would read if they had the chance? Maybe Barrymore would dip his hooter into an American self-help book, or possibly even something by our own dear Dr Raj, but who else? Preston ('Nuffink') the middle-class lumpen prole would pretend he didn't know what books were ('Why have they got those real fine covers on, man? KnowwotImean? They're like paper snadwiches, ain't they, knowwotImean?').


Hi dd Smile

The book, "The Communist Manifesto" was his awarded "luxury" item.
Books are alien to BB, so hardly a deprivation.
"Carry On Innit"
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He ought to be able to recite the Manifesto. The very first English 'translation' is in the British Library: instead of the now-familiar opening sentence, 'A spectre is haunting Europe - the spectre of Communism', it says, 'A frightful hobgoblin is wandering all over the continent'. And people wonder why the book was slow to take off in this country!
 
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It's George!!!

Did anyone see it last night?? Razz Razz

Jeez - my mouth was agape.

Q. Are the forummers as bitchy, manipulative, aggressive and just plain mean illogical as that lot?

Get George out!! Big Grin (Pity Pete's pretty head ain't on the chopping block)
 
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Most odd - they all lied in order to secure luxury supplies and were successful.That was the point of the game.
But then, that grotesgue monstrosity, freako, stirred them all up and got them fighting amongst themselves.

Are they all a bit thick? Why in such awe/scared of the Freako?

Not that I watch it........... Smile
 
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I do!! I watch it!! Big Grin

Good for Chantelle - 'famous for fifteen minutes' - she stands up to Dennis (!!) and George - but no, no-one, but no-one stands up to El Freako the Unassailable.

I like Michael now - a dog with a bone - ding ding, back for round two - tee hee.

Does George honestly think that by flattering the public -'they see through your double standards' (to Preston), he can manipulate the vote, when he is so blatantly ridiculous? Sour faced, sulking away because he was not in the gentleman's club - won the task, but no cigar (or champagne) Big Grin

A politician, saying poor little Preston was the most underhand (was it?) person he's ever met! Ha!!

Pull up a chair, Mr Galloway - said Saddam Wink - an all round honest Joe!

Can't wait till tonight - who'll stay? Who will go?
 
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...and he makes it so personal!

'Poor me, poor me, pour me a drink' - to Barrymore, the recovering alcoholic

'You're sly and a liar - it's written all over your face' - to Preston

Flippin eck George - champion of the underdog, getting down with the yoof - think his game plan just got scuppered - by himself!
 
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I know isolation can do funny things with the psyche etc.. etc.....
But the jealousy aroused by the two youngsters becoming Bank directors was quite loony, given the arificial /make believe context.
What a revolting creature our George is - visibly resentful and brimming with envy over the Directors' perks, and lashing someone half his age...
And Freako kept on and on about Preston's smart suit....and then, manipulated them all for his own peculiar, perverse amusement ...
I wonder if he ventures out in real life, imagine living with those clacking high heels......
Barrymore came out the best (and sanest) and he cooks a wicked breakfast.
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'A spectre is haunting Europe - the spectre of Communism', it says, 'A frightful hobgoblin is wandering all over the continent'.


Marx is so, so yesterday - I was disturbed that I'd actually forgotten those opening lines.....
thanks for reminding me...... Smile
 
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...and he makes it so personal!

'Poor me, poor me, pour me a drink' - to Barrymore, the recovering alcoholic

'You're sly and a liar - it's written all over your face' - to Preston

Flippin eck George - champion of the underdog, getting down with the yoof - think his game plan just got scuppered - by himself!


He also speaks like a badly-written period drama: 'I did not sow the seeds of dubiety, sir, that have since taken root in this current discussion'. Come orn, George, mate, youse gotta talk NORMAL!!!
 
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Er, nice to see you back, Cooly, by the way. There was actually a thread asking wither you were, but that appears to have been zapped (for correct syntax? human kindness????). We were thinking of you, anyway. Wink
 
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I know isolation can do funny things with the psyche etc.. etc.....
But the jealousy aroused by the two youngsters becoming Bank directors was quite loony, given the arificial /make believe context.
What a revolting creature our George is - visibly resentful and brimming with envy over the Directors' perks, and lashing someone half his age...
And Freako kept on and on about Preston's smart suit....and then, manipulated them all for his own peculiar, perverse amusement ...
I wonder if he ventures out in real life, imagine living with those clacking high heels......
Barrymore came out the best (and sanest) and he cooks a wicked breakfast.
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At least the show has been a fantastic anti-smoking advert. I don't smoke, and even I want to give up after seeing what ciggies and cigars do to adult human beings. Sheesh, it's pathetic!
 
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That is truly incredible.
A most inoffensive Thread titled "SOS coolana" has been zapped.
It contained no swearing, blasphemy, discriminatory remarks, slander, rudeness, so....
Why?
Why?
 
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I'm just waiting for some berk or twerp to come onto this Thread and say that because we're anti George, we're poodles of the Murdoch press who is currently mounting a campaign against him.
No, sir, not guilty, George has shot himself without any help from Rupert.
Most normal, informed people are anti-War.
 
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Good advert for non-smoking? I'm on 20 a day now from watching these lags!

I've been trying the bb forums - discovered I turn into a troll after dark and 2 beers (whoops).

I used to think Engels was buried in Ardwick in Manchester - till I went and found it was Ernest Jones! Boring but true.
 
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Engels was cremated in 1895 and his ashes were scattered 6 miles out from Eastbourne in the English Channel.
He lived with Lizzie Burns in Ardwick, do hope there's a blue plaque. Smile
 
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That is truly incredible.
A most inoffensive Thread titled "SOS coolana" has been zapped.
It contained no swearing, blasphemy, discriminatory remarks, slander, rudeness, so....
Why?
Why?


I thnk I may be to blame for this, folks Frown

I hadn't read the mod's rules yet - and I gratefully answered your SOS, to tell you all about my new website - a little sideline I've set up selling small rodents - guinea pigs too, by the way!!! - and I may just have mentioned that I'm a lonely sad sod in need of friends and nurturing - and em, where to send your money to, and that.

I mean - it's not really self-promotion, is it? And I didn't realize hamsters suffocated in the post - you just have to try these things out, right?
 
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Ooh, that sounds nice, and harmless. You should have posted it in textspeak (the future language of doctors and judges!). Anyway, we all missed you, Cooly.
 
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Yo dd!!!

U R Gr8 Razz

I luv u 4 EVR - C U @ bikeshed no. 4 - sum time soon Wink Wink U is cool.

(Cheap prescriptions, my surgery later - doctor's or MP