Is Jack Straw a twit?

[Don]

Opinions?

[puggit]

Is he part of the present government?

[Don]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4676524.stm

[Yugguy]

I think you got the wrong vowel in the word there.

[Don]

Yugguy said:

I think you got the wrong vowel in the word there.

No need to be offensive about, I thought.

[timmy30]

Does a badger shit in the woods?

[paulie-mafia]

He reminds me of a book I used to read when I was a kid...

[TeamD]

I just because these moslem folk are no fun and don't have a sense of humour. Besides, tw@t Straw doesn't want to lose any votes so he'll tongue anyone if it helps.

[dilbert]

Yugguy said:

I think you got the wrong vowel in the word there.

Since when has W been a vowel?

Quite good though!


Edited to add;

Gets coat and exits......
Time to do some work!

>> Edited by dilbert on Friday 3rd February 15:13

[Jamassey]

He's Tony's boy, so that means yes!

[chris watton]

Is this the same minister that inadvertently shook the hand of that well respected leader and defender of piece/democracy and free speech, Mugabi?

[police state]

He's a professional puppet deluding himself that his government's leadership has genuine merit in a world where non-government organisations are increasingly setting the real agenda. You can see the absence of conviction upon his face as he tiptoes through the daisies.

[Plotloss]

Absolutely.

[rich 36]

On the lunchtime news, he was full of heartfelt platitudes,
kowtowing to the Muslims, distancing himself frantically
from those 'evil Danes'
and congratulating Wapping/Fleet St for there 'good sense' in not publishing
such distateful and hurtful images.

and all the time, he so resembled his owner, in the way he cocked his head, and
punctuated his speech with solemnity



"Will this do Tony"
Did I do good?

[deevlash]

isnt muhammed in the bible too? sure he's recognised in the christian faith too, so assuming the cartoonist is christian surely he can draw his own religious figures however he chooses? Therefore jack straw is a twit with scary eyes. I can imagine him being a farmer and drinking a lot of cider

>> Edited by deevlash on Friday 3rd February 15:39

[lois]

I've met him. I refused to stand up to shake his hand...says it all really.

[rich 36]

Straw by name eh!

[mybrainhurts]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

What...? Err...? So you remained seated and shook his....errr........what?

[rich 36]

That sickly sweet whiff (of hypocrisy)
back in 1998 with him beating Fleet St, by escorting his son to the cop-shop

resulted in IIRC a caution,

a better man might've stepped aside,
and spent more time with his potty offspring

but no, a little finnesse-ing from his owner
and an agreement to toe the line
sees him still there

[pesty]

the guy makes me sick.