FlyTheNest

Oh good grief, this man really is a fucking menace.



Built on the academy model which gave HT's control. Well, apart from the fact that they already had it. So a lie built upon a lie.

This is another "Nothing to do with me" if and when things go wrong.

Home from work early, and see HIGNFY appear on the iPlayer. Hosted by Jeremy Clarkson and with the not-at-all-over-priviledged Camilla Long.

Think I'll find something more enervating. Maybe even catch up with the new Dangermouse. And you think I, a child of the seventies and eighties, am joking?

Just so long as they get Penfold right.

Hobiejoe wrote:Home from work early, and see HIGNFY appear on the iPlayer. Hosted by Jeremy Clarkson and with the not-at-all-over-priviledged Camilla Long.

Think I'll find something more enervating. Maybe even catch up with the new Dangermouse. And you think I, a child of the seventies and eighties, am joking?

Just so long as they get Penfold right.

Ooh, carrots!

Hobiejoe wrote:Home from work early, and see HIGNFY appear on the iPlayer. Hosted by Jeremy Clarkson and with the not-at-all-over-priviledged Camilla Long.

Think I'll find something more enervating. Maybe even catch up with the new Dangermouse. And you think I, a child of the seventies and eighties, am joking?

Just so long as they get Penfold right.

Well, it wasn't funny, but Richard Osman refused to play ball so there were some awkward moments. Dead pigs did come up but it was mostly "let's laugh at Jeremy Corbyn" instead of the old "let's laugh at Ed Miliband". Nothing on Osborne at all. The best bit (I think from Osman) was "where's the Rebecca Brooks question?". Where, indeed.

Willow904 wrote:

Hobiejoe wrote:Home from work early, and see HIGNFY appear on the iPlayer. Hosted by Jeremy Clarkson and with the not-at-all-over-priviledged Camilla Long.

Think I'll find something more enervating. Maybe even catch up with the new Dangermouse. And you think I, a child of the seventies and eighties, am joking?

Just so long as they get Penfold right.

Well, it wasn't funny, but Richard Osman refused to play ball so there were some awkward moments. Dead pigs did come up but it was mostly "let's laugh at Jeremy Corbyn" instead of the old "let's laugh at Ed Miliband". Nothing on Osborne at all. The best bit (I think from Osman) was "where's the Rebecca Brooks question?". Where, indeed.

Whereas last week's Mock The Week was surprisingly good - the relish on Daira's face was a joy to behold.

IDS/Guardian love-in part two.(for today)

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Spot the lies game ,both by IDS and the paper,redundant as it is quite clear the barest of checks was never made.All proveably wrong.