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Lord Forsyth
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nepotism46
20-11-2013
Sir Bruce Joseph Forsyth-Johnson CBE might be heading in the direction of the House of Lords!!
I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing?
Muggsy
20-11-2013
The House of Lords gives its verdict.
Bungitin
20-11-2013
We want working Lords.
Monaogg
20-11-2013
Originally Posted by Muggsy:
“ The House of Lords gives its verdict. ”

Amazing Lady.
CravenHaven
20-11-2013
I think right now, MI5 are working out where he'd do least damage to the collective British consciousness.
TerryM22
20-11-2013
Originally Posted by nepotism46:
“Sir Bruce Joseph Forsyth-Johnson CBE might be heading in the direction of the House of Lords!!
I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing?”


Lord Brucie of Strictly, sounds good to me.
mimi dlc
20-11-2013
Will he use cue cards for his maiden speech?
Doghouse Riley
20-11-2013
Aw my gawd.. Perish the thought.
Monaogg
20-11-2013
If ever there was a good reason for an elected House of Lords this would be it.
wazzyboy
20-11-2013
It' s not like he' d be out of place....
Chantal
20-11-2013
Originally Posted by nepotism46:
“Sir Bruce Joseph Forsyth-Johnson CBE might be heading in the direction of the House of Lords!!
I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing?”

It's a good thing, of course! Besides, anything is better than those wealthy out-of-touch/above-the-law aristocrats who have been lording it over these islands for centuries.

Bruce is brilliant at empathising with the dancers and I admire the way he intervenes on their behalf when the judges get nasty, so I am quite sure he will be a fount of wisdom and good sense in a place not known for either.
TerryM22
20-11-2013
Originally Posted by CravenHaven:
“I think right now, MI5 are working out where he'd do least damage to the collective British consciousness.”

I hardly think so
Doghouse Riley
20-11-2013
Originally Posted by Chantal:
“It's a good thing, of course! Besides, anything is better than those wealthy out-of-touch/above-the-law aristocrats who have been lording it over these islands for centuries.

Bruce is brilliant at empathising with the dancers and I admire the way he intervenes on their behalf when the judges get nasty, so I am quite sure he will be a fount of wisdom and good sense in a place not known for either.”

At his his age, with that many, he'd be trampled to death in the rush for the expenses hand outs.
JohnCurry
20-11-2013
He proves that you can fool most of the people all of the time.
tabithakitten
21-11-2013
Originally Posted by CravenHaven:
“I think right now, MI5 are working out where he'd do least damage to the collective British consciousness.”

Queen Brucie it is then.
nepotism46
21-11-2013
He might be the man to put this country back on it's feet lol
Janet43
21-11-2013
Not April 1st is it? Must be.

Where did this piece of rubbish come from? I'm glad to say that Google didn't give any results.
RachelBlackburn
21-11-2013
Originally Posted by Chantal:
“ I admire the way he intervenes on their behalf when the judges get nasty,”

What, you mean the way he tells them not to listen when Craig (accurately) tells them what they were getting wrong. No, far from admiring that, I really wish he'd remember that's a big part of why the judges are there.
Doghouse Riley
21-11-2013
Originally Posted by RachelBlackburn:
“What, you mean the way he tells them not to listen when Craig (accurately) tells them what they were getting wrong. No, far from admiring that, I really wish he'd remember that's a big part of why the judges are there.”

What?

You mean on his show?
Janet43
21-11-2013
The thought that this might actually be true made me search further, and I found a reference in a new book by Julie Stenson

'Brucie - The Biography of Sir Bruce Forsyth'

http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=i...0lords&f=false

The fourth page of the first chapter says it all.

Not a book I will be buying.
TerryM22
21-11-2013
Originally Posted by Janet43:
“The thought that this might actually be true made me search further, and I found a reference in a new book by Julie Stenson

'Brucie - The Biography of Sir Bruce Forsyth'

http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=i...0lords&f=false

The fourth page of the first chapter says it all.

Not a book I will be buying.”


Thank you Janet, I will check out the library for this.
Janet43
21-11-2013
Originally Posted by TerryM22:
“Thank you Janet, I will check out the library for this.”

I won't even be checking the library.
JohnCurry
21-11-2013
Originally Posted by nepotism46:
“He might be the man to put this country back on it's feet lol”

You can tell that ballroom dancing is becoming very popular - look how many people have partners!
maggie_07
21-11-2013
I think he would be a disaster in the House of Lords. Just imagine him making a speech, especially if he wrote it himself.

The only good thing is if he had to spend time in the House of Lords, he probably wouldn't have the stamina to do Strictly as well.
Chantal
22-11-2013
Originally Posted by CravenHaven:
“I think right now, MI5 are working out where he'd do least damage to the collective British consciousness.”

Is their such a thing??? Oh yes,of course, after this weekend it forgot about Natalie and voted manically for Susanna. And Spain will declare war on it by sending rotten difficult-peel tangerines and nasty courgettes as a result of Kevin's gross insult to every self-respecting torero.
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