manners of a princess

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• mousy Posts: 926

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  20/11/10 - 22:08 #2

  am I the only one who saw how well he took the p?

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• cezzy Posts: 4,840

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  20/11/10 - 22:10 #3

  Can't stand him normally, but might even give him a vote for putting Princess Headupherbackside of Absolutely Nomanners in her place.

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• Born lippy Posts: 2,839

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  20/11/10 - 22:11 #4

  Think he meant "manors of a princess"

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• mousy Posts: 926

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  20/11/10 - 22:12 #5

  I cant tell if she understood he owned her big time

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• Jaggedcat Posts: 3,161

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  20/11/10 - 22:13 #6

  I never fell for the charmer type.

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• silentNate Posts: 84,079

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  20/11/10 - 22:19 #7

  Born lippy wrote: »

  Think he meant "manors of a princess"

  
  Hilarious
  
  Highlight of the night was how he destroyed her with his comments (especially concerning council houses) and made it look like he was paying her compliments

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• HughOS Posts: 2,984

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  20/11/10 - 22:19 #8

  He definitely didn't own her. It was some of the most awkward back peddling I've ever seen.

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• mousy Posts: 926

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  20/11/10 - 22:23 #9

  HughOS wrote: »

  He definitely didn't own her. It was some of the most awkward back peddling I've ever seen.

  
  really? you didnt see the irony? It was very good and very subtle

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• Stewie_C Posts: 1,739

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  20/11/10 - 22:29 #10

  VOTE VOTE VOTE!!!
  
  I'm looking forward to biffa's face tomorrow when he goes through
  
  daft trollop.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,577

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  20/11/10 - 22:31 #11

  I did snicker at that, lol. I thought she was so proud of her council estate background...?

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