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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/howaboutthat/6406373/School-bans-birthday-cakes.html I find it quite sad how much of a petty nanny state this is becoming...

Now that's a euphemism! Maybe that's where the sprog came from...

You'd think so wouldn't you but no.

What about that bloke who had her yoghurt lid? Eddie I seem to recall his name was

Actually I think it'd be quite good if it was him. I mean he'd only be about 12 years older than his child

Or maybe Jim....

Such a beautiful turn of phrase. But yes, I imagine that's implied...

Or the baby...

To be fair, he would have to be

Did she and Phil have some kind of "relationship" at some point then?

Actually just listened to it again cos I was still a tad drunk the first time Although David Dimbleby assured the audience that QT wouldn't turn into 'The Nick Griffin Show,' it did. The programme completely failed to address wide issues and instead focussed almost exclusively on race and immigration. I personally think that all the BBC did, was to turn Griffin into a victim, as he was so strongly attacked by panellists and what appeared to be a completely hostile audience, via a format which seemed to have been deliberately engineered to humiliate him. I think Griffin scored points on immigration, Islamic homophobia and it's treatment of women. Dimbleby rescued Warsi from having to commit herself on the latter two, but on Immigration though, Warsi came out well. Straw was useless and made to look stupid, after waffling on about Asian and Black soldiers being killed fighting fascism and then later was shot down in flames, by Griffin pointing out that Straws father had served time for refusing to fight for his Country. Chris Huhne and Bonnie Greer may as well have stayed at home. The BBC and Dimbleby have nothing to be proud about. And I note from the radio that Griffin has made a complaint, yet more publicity for the muppet.

Wellard?

NN. I agree with you on this, a lot of people don't seem to understand it though.

I was surprised that Griffin wasn't the orator that I expected him to be. You'd imagine after several decades of spouting his vile philosophy at Rallies and meetings, he be a bit more versed in the spoken word? Even ol' Gerry Adams could trash on with clarity and structure his distasteful views. He however didn't really have to say too much as he was shouted down so often, he might as well just mumbled 'wibble' at each answer. It just made him look like the complete victim he was hoping to be. I wonder if Jack reminded Peter Hain about free speech, re the Daily Hate/Stephen Gately article? Or even the Communists/Marxist/Left-wing extremists posing as UAF either? Is free speech only OK if you're left of centre?

Just unban him and then reban him, gotta get a kick out of life somehow

I read a few of the books many a year ago, it was one of the rare occasions that a book made me LOL. I would reccomend them if you've seen the show or not (I'd also reccomend checking out the show). RE: the bold comment, you get out what you put in..

I seem to recall it was only around for a short while, I think it was a Ben and Jerrys but I could be wrong.

Cookie dough fudge mint chip. But I've not seen it for many a year

Only in America... Seriously people believed that? Think I need to get over to the States to sell a few bridges.

Just about to start Skin Trade by Laurell K Hamilton. Been looking forward to getting my hands on a copy of this for months.