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[TV] Carol Vorderman.
- Thread starter Cowfold Seagull
- Start date
Does anyone know what the cut off point is where the level of fame someone has is such that they’re no longer allowed to express political opinions anymore?
Clearly it’s somewhere between me (ignored nobody) and Gary Lineker / Carol Vorderman, so where is the line?
Clearly it’s somewhere between me (ignored nobody) and Gary Lineker / Carol Vorderman, so where is the line?
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Somewhere above the Bob F***in' Geldoff that likes to F***in' shout with a F***in' megaphone on the F***in' banks of the F***in' River Thames that his F***in' megaphone is F***in' louder than anybody else's F***in' megaphone - FSS! - and is thinks he's more F***in' important than anyone else's F***in' point of F***in' view and F*** you if you were F***in' voting for F***in' for Brexit even if it's no F***in' business of mine because I'm F***in' Irish and therefore no more F***in' intelligent or relevant than F***in' you, you mean?
That F***in' cn ut called F**in' Geldoff, you mean?
That F***in' cn ut called F**in' Geldoff, you mean?
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
- 12,132
Corrected
Becoming more like Corbyn as time goes by. Always easy to criticise from a position of zero actual responsibility or power. She rightly bashed the Tories but has now turned on Starmer. After the Tory shit show there will be difficult decisions that have to be made and that means someone losing out. But ‘Comedy Tits’ seems to think that because the removal of the WFA from the less needy was not in the manifesto that Labour have stabbed pensioners in the back. The money has to come from somewhere, luv.
So basically you were happy for her to criticise when you agreed with her but not when you don’t?
- Jan 3, 2012
- 17,374
Quite. I think she’s politically fairly naive and has just jumped on a bandwagon.
i can remember a few years ago in her Tory days she was on Question Time. I can’t remember what the question was, but she started off her response with an indignant “don’t talk to me about Labour”, and then went off on what seemed like a pre-prepared rant which was not at all appropriate to the question. It was embarrassing.
Cheeky Monkey
Well-known member
- Jul 17, 2003
- 23,897
Yet that absolute clown Johnson wasn't?
Why shouldn’t they voice their opinion? People don’t silence you on here and tell you to stick to accounting, do they.
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
- Thread starter
- #152
Yep as demonstrated in a guest appearance on Mortimer & Whitehouse Gone Fishing some time ago, damning the quality of many British rivers.
Johnson was voted in by many voters, including thousands of Labour voters in the red wall, to do a specific job, which he promised to do in his manifesto (something that all the other major parties openly declared they wouldn't do) - and which he did. Once the job was done, with no need to hold their noses and vote Tory, they stopped voting Tory, regardless of whether the Tory leader was Johnson, Sunak or even Truss.Yet that absolute clown Johnson wasn't?
Hope that makes it clear for you.
Which specific job did he do?
He didn’t finish anything did he? Left power with a dozen unfinished projects, broken promises, and botched jobs.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Ever the headline, never the details. Someone else can sort out the mess.
Just to clarify, was the job "Brexit"? If so he's got that job done in a kinda "get Burnley in the PL" way. Smashed through obstacles to the high level goal and made a stack-load of money, but was totally ill-equipped to make it stick long term, then buggered off to a better paid job elsewhere?
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In the same way that the job of being a father is to get someone pregnant and then f*** off
I think that’s the job he’s referring to.
In the same way that the job of being a father is to get someone pregnant and then f*** off
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
It looks like she is staying true to calling out politicians.
Cheeky Monkey
Well-known member
- Jul 17, 2003
- 23,897
Sounds like some clueless, incompetent former US head of state.
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- Dec 29, 2014
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