Any Labour Party supporters?

[snip political stuff]

<bing bong>

we apologize for the lack of a personal reply. Mr Corfield has had to
lie down due to the sudden shock of Hog actually agreeing with something
he said.

<end of announcement>

 

It'd explain the complexion.

 

steve auvache <> spouted the following in

You're too old to worry about such things.

Freeeoww, that *is* a scary image!

 

I find under these situations that the insult is always the favoured
option.

 

Not for the first time.
I'm a contrary **** but not always.

 

Paxman's book shed some interesting observations on the nature of them
what go into politics and them what succeed too.

well, tthe first couple of chapters have done so far...

 

What do you mean, "these situations"?

 

When there's a choice.

 

You're Ginge's love-child?

 

You want to dip into Alan Clark's diaries too.

 

There's a dramatisation on BBC Three or Four in the New Year, with John
Hurt playing Clark.

<fx: googles>

http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/cinema/alanclarkdiaries/

I'll be setting the video.

 

Bugger. I only have terrestrial.

 

It'll be on Freeview, so you can get one of those set-top boxes from
Currys, or wherever, and have another 30-odd channels (which, to be honest is
all you need apart from sport and movies) - one of which is BBC Three.
I'm seriously thinking about ditching Sky and getting this.

http://www.freeview.co.uk/whatson/index.html

 

I got one of these as part of a bundle. UK History is the best bit for me.
Only occasionally do the other channels provide something worth watching.