I will never be able to listen to Mika's "Grace Kelly" again without hearing that.
More seriously the mainstream laughing at Gordon Brown and his oddness is becoming more and more common, even Radio 4's News Quiz were indulging last week. I think ridicule is the hardest thing for a politician to rebut, hence the spreading of the story that John Major tucked his shirt into his underpants and the Spitting Image mini David Steel in David Owen's pocket etc. Not true but funny and ready to be accepted by the public.
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I will never be able to listen to Mika's "Grace Kelly" again without hearing that.
More seriously the mainstream laughing at Gordon Brown and his oddness is becoming more and more common, even Radio 4's News Quiz were indulging last week. I think ridicule is the hardest thing for a politician to rebut, hence the spreading of the story that John Major tucked his shirt into his underpants and the Spitting Image mini David Steel in David Owen's pocket etc. Not true but funny and ready to be accepted by the public.
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Jeebus that almost made me feel sorry for him.
Almost...
Excruciating.
Tragic.
Our Prime Minister is a laughing stock at home and abroad.
Good fun! Yes, he is essentially mad, and the young lady (dressed in LibDem colours, I notice) was right that: "Getting angry doesn't solve anything!"
Indeed: it tends to result in broken phones, printers, desks, and staff morale…
The fingermen will be coming for Rory...
Great impersonation of Geoff Hoon impersonating Gordon Brown I've ever seen.
In fact the only impersonation of Geoff Hoon impersonating Gordon Brown I've ever seen.
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