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Northern Munkee

Original Poster:

5,354 posts

230 months

Thursday 14th January 2010
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Heads up. Been too long away.

chris watton

22,547 posts

290 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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I take it that QT was pretty boring last night?

hehe

Gargamel

16,367 posts

291 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Further proof the female comediennes just aren't funny. Good she was annoying.

Peter Hain even more irritating, even though other panel members generously appluaded him for his part in the Northern Ireland peace process. He must have said about three times, that it was something he himself had "sucessfully negoitiated"

Ken Clarke's stammer appears to be getting worse, and he just isn't very effective these days.

Chris Huhne - boring boring boring.

Seemed to be lots of blindly faithful labourites in the audience too.

chris watton

22,547 posts

290 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Cheers, won't bother watching it then, same old, same old, complete with cherry picked audience.....

Eric Mc

125,680 posts

295 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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chris watton said:
I take it that QT was pretty boring last night?

hehe
Perhaps the fact that there is another thread running elsewhere on PH has meant that this one is a bit moribund.

Il like Shappi.

chris watton

22,547 posts

290 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Ahh, so there is......

Northern Munkee

Original Poster:

5,354 posts

230 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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chris watton said:
I take it that QT was pretty boring last night?

hehe
I thought it was entertaining in a dangerously shouty la-la-la I'm going to talk over you kind a way.

Peter Hain was brave in attempting to defend Blair (although in truth he's stuck with the Campbell defence, we stand by every dossier word), the country was split 50/50 on the war, was a blue touch paper for the audience, interesting defence of no one I know or I'm related to agreed with me, about voting for the war... but I did, & no WMD, it was an honest mistake!

The comedienne wasn't very funny, admitted to card carrying labour, dropped in a eulogy about Sure Start and tried to misinform/propaganda the fears that the Tories are going to cut it, Ken Clarke had talk over someone to deny that non factoid. But that said... I think I would.