More in line with the TV programme than Orwells.
Who or what would you put into room 101 ?
Who or what would you put into room 101 ?
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slugs they are pointless and horid
mine would be politicians for the same reason Joanne gave for slugs.
Horrible Mums and Tots Mums (if that makes sense 
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Soap Operas.
Spitting
Micheal Winner, he makes my skin crawl (makes sure there is a good lock in case he slimes his way back out)
Slime.
Weeds!! Arrrggghh!!! They drive me nuts... 
Ruined my lawn because I was too lazy slow to get the dandelions out in time... 
Ruined my lawn because I was too
Twice Shy
Unlike the programme I will not try to talk any of you out of your choice.
Bugsy Malone and anything of its sort.
HDTVs
Duffy
And people that eat loudly/with their mouths open/whistle tunelessly
HDTVs
Duffy
And people that eat loudly/with their mouths open/whistle tunelessly
Cherie Blair
hotdogs 
I once stayed in Room 101. At a Premier Inn. It was alright, actually. Fluffly towels and a very thick mattress. My only complaint was that it had no minibar.
quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:
I once stayed in Room 101. At a Premier Inn. It was alright, actually. Fluffly towels and a very thick mattress. My only complaint was that it had no minibar.
It was probably George Bests room 101.
Is that in bad taste ?
Joanna Lumley. Who the heck does she think she is?
quote:Originally posted by cologne1:
Joanna Lumley. Who the heck does she think she is?
Awww. She's on a roll! Well, she thinks she is anyway.
quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:quote:Originally posted by cologne1:
Joanna Lumley. Who the heck does she think she is?
Awww. She's on a roll! Well, she thinks she is anyway.
She's getting on my last nerve. Sorry and all that.
quote:Originally posted by Deegs:
Twice Shy
That is funny
Can I get another choice ?
World Bankers.
World Bankers.
quote:Originally posted by Deegs:
Twice Shy
Only just saw that, can I add savana?
Hi Comrade Ogilvy 
Johnathan Ross and Andy ( The guy whom he pays to laugh hysterically at his jokes on his R2 show).
Johnathan Ross and Andy ( The guy whom he pays to laugh hysterically at his jokes on his R2 show).
quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:quote:Originally posted by cologne1:
Joanna Lumley. Who the heck does she think she is?
Awww. She's on a roll! Well, she thinks she is anyway.
I agree, it takes a strong minded woman to kick the politicians up the arse and she's done it and I'm pleased. My grandfather fought with the gurkas in the war and if he was alive today he would be very proud.
quote:Originally posted by faerykelstar:quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:quote:Originally posted by cologne1:
Joanna Lumley. Who the heck does she think she is?
Awww. She's on a roll! Well, she thinks she is anyway.
I agree, it takes a strong minded woman to kick the politicians up the arse and she's done it and I'm pleased. My grandfather fought with the gurkas in the war and if he was alive today he would be very proud.
Shall we just put forward some nice spoken actors to decide Britain's fate?
head lice, slugs, jordan, people who don't park properly, chavs..... ok I think I'm done.
quote:Originally posted by cologne1:quote:Originally posted by faerykelstar:quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:quote:Originally posted by cologne1:
Joanna Lumley. Who the heck does she think she is?
Awww. She's on a roll! Well, she thinks she is anyway.
I agree, it takes a strong minded woman to kick the politicians up the arse and she's done it and I'm pleased. My grandfather fought with the gurkas in the war and if he was alive today he would be very proud.
Shall we just put forward some nice spoken actors to decide Britain's fate?
Umm, I don't think that's a good idea in every case, but in this one she has done a lot better than anyone else has previously. Personally, if it gets the subject onto the political agenda then what's the problem?
quote:Originally posted by faerykelstar:quote:Originally posted by cologne1:quote:Originally posted by faerykelstar:quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:quote:Originally posted by cologne1:
Joanna Lumley. Who the heck does she think she is?
Awww. She's on a roll! Well, she thinks she is anyway.
I agree, it takes a strong minded woman to kick the politicians up the arse and she's done it and I'm pleased. My grandfather fought with the gurkas in the war and if he was alive today he would be very proud.
Shall we just put forward some nice spoken actors to decide Britain's fate?
Umm, I don't think that's a good idea in every case, but in this one she has done a lot better than anyone else has previously. Personally, if it gets the subject onto the political agenda then what's the problem?
The subject was on the political agenda long before she decided to jump on the bandwagon and the comments she came out with yesterday have yet to be confirmed. I object to an elected Government being held to ransom in this way, although I agree with the cause of the Ghurkas, just not quite like that.
Sharon Osbourne
Keira Knightley
Keira Knightley
quote:Originally posted by cologne1:quote:Originally posted by faerykelstar:quote:Originally posted by cologne1:quote:Originally posted by faerykelstar:quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:quote:Originally posted by cologne1:
Joanna Lumley. Who the heck does she think she is?
Awww. She's on a roll! Well, she thinks she is anyway.
I agree, it takes a strong minded woman to kick the politicians up the arse and she's done it and I'm pleased. My grandfather fought with the gurkas in the war and if he was alive today he would be very proud.
Shall we just put forward some nice spoken actors to decide Britain's fate?
Umm, I don't think that's a good idea in every case, but in this one she has done a lot better than anyone else has previously. Personally, if it gets the subject onto the political agenda then what's the problem?
The subject was on the political agenda long before she decided to jump on the bandwagon and the comments she came out with yesterday have yet to be confirmed. I object to an elected Government being held to ransom in this way, although I agree with the cause of the Ghurkas, just not quite like that.
I meant that she has raised the awareness of the case and therefore pushed it further up the agenda. Anyway, I'm just pleased for the brave men who fought for our country.
Maybe the Gurkhas asked her. She has some links to that part of the world related to when her father visited neighbouring Bhutan.
quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:
Maybe the Gurkhas asked her. She has some links to that part of the world related to when her father visited neighbouring Bhutan.
Her father served with them for 30 years.
quote:Originally posted by faerykelstar:quote:Originally posted by cologne1:quote:Originally posted by faerykelstar:quote:Originally posted by cologne1:quote:Originally posted by faerykelstar:quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:quote:Originally posted by cologne1:
Joanna Lumley. Who the heck does she think she is?
Awww. She's on a roll! Well, she thinks she is anyway.
I agree, it takes a strong minded woman to kick the politicians up the arse and she's done it and I'm pleased. My grandfather fought with the gurkas in the war and if he was alive today he would be very proud.
Shall we just put forward some nice spoken actors to decide Britain's fate?
Umm, I don't think that's a good idea in every case, but in this one she has done a lot better than anyone else has previously. Personally, if it gets the subject onto the political agenda then what's the problem?
The subject was on the political agenda long before she decided to jump on the bandwagon and the comments she came out with yesterday have yet to be confirmed. I object to an elected Government being held to ransom in this way, although I agree with the cause of the Ghurkas, just not quite like that.
I meant that she has raised the awareness of the case and therefore pushed it further up the agenda. Anyway, I'm just pleased for the brave men who fought for our country.
Well then not take up my idea of employing some celebrity doing the politician's job?
quote:Originally posted by faerykelstar:quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:
Maybe the Gurkhas asked her. She has some links to that part of the world related to when her father visited neighbouring Bhutan.
Her father served with them for 30 years.
Really? Well, there you go. No wonder she's interested. I was just going on that rather lovely documentary from a year or two ago where she retraced his steps through Bhutan.
I haven't really followed the story that closely but I'm surprised so many want to come over here. Nepal is lovely, albeit poor, and the Gurkhas, even on their local pension rates, are quite well off over there. There are lush green areas a little way from Kathmandu where all the farms are owned by Gurkhas who bought them after retiring. To much local envy.
Sunday drivers! 
quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:quote:Originally posted by faerykelstar:quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:
Maybe the Gurkhas asked her. She has some links to that part of the world related to when her father visited neighbouring Bhutan.
Her father served with them for 30 years.
Really? Well, there you go. No wonder she's interested. I was just going on that rather lovely documentary from a year or two ago where she retraced his steps through Bhutan.
I haven't really followed the story that closely but I'm surprised so many want to come over here. Nepal is lovely, albeit poor, and the Gurkhas, even on their local pension rates, are quite well off over there. There are lush green areas a little way from Kathmandu where all the farms are owned by Gurkhas who bought them after retiring. To much local envy.
Proportionately not that many want to come over and I understand it's the principle of it all, but I object to a layperson holding the Government to ransom.
quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:quote:Originally posted by faerykelstar:quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:
Maybe the Gurkhas asked her. She has some links to that part of the world related to when her father visited neighbouring Bhutan.
Her father served with them for 30 years.
Really? Well, there you go. No wonder she's interested. I was just going on that rather lovely documentary from a year or two ago where she retraced his steps through Bhutan.
I haven't really followed the story that closely but I'm surprised so many want to come over here. Nepal is lovely, albeit poor, and the Gurkhas, even on their local pension rates, are quite well off over there. There are lush green areas a little way from Kathmandu where all the farms are owned by Gurkhas who bought them after retiring. To much local envy.
Tbh, I'm not following it too closely either but I do know it's not just about their right to live in the UK, but about receiving a full army pension aswell - something I feel they have a right too.
And I guess, the grass always seems greener on the other side!
quote:Well then not take up my idea of employing some celebrity doing the politician's job?
Nah, that would just become ridiculous!
I think she'd still feel the same whether she was an actress or not.quote:Originally posted by faerykelstar:quote:Well then not take up my idea of employing some celebrity doing the politician's job?
Nah, that would just become ridiculous!
She may well feel the same, but she wouldn't have the same coveage or impetus.