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This is Most Definitely Not An Appreciation Thread - Part 23
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Dervlathedog
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Monkseal:
“I mean, she's Shadow Home Secretary, unless she abandons all her principles and joins the Tories that's pretty much as good as it's going to get on the left for the next decade.”

Do you think so? I feel that Trump victory is scary enough to pull the rug from the middle-ground that the Labour right (to their shame) and the non-patrician side of the Tory party have been sustaining. The politics of that 'centre' are being seen for what they are. There's a better chance now (I hope!) for a proper anti-austerity Govt than we had before. I know sections of the press have been trying to normalise Trump and so keep the lid on things for a few more years, but it's not going to work, is it!?!

Is this foolish optimism? Can't do any harm, I figure...
aggs
18-11-2016
Well, it beats the knuckle biting screaming horrors that descends periodically, that's for sure 😱
Toasted Toad
18-11-2016
I'd like to unappreciate being so out of it that I've been thinking it was Saturday for the last half an hour and started looking forward to Strictly tonight. Perhaps I should stop mainlining coffee for a while.
Dervlathedog
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by aggs:
“Well, it beats the knuckle biting screaming horrors that descends periodically, that's for sure 😱”

Optimism? It's a variation of madness...

As a rider to this foolish optimism, I caught myself out the other night in the fear I used to have as a wee sprogg when every loud plane made my heart beat in horror like it was the first nuclear warhead.

Thank you, President elect Trump. What a way to live!
Doghouse Riley
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by ianmatt:
“She is a back bencher now with nowhere to go after her rather dismal attempt to become Labour leader, I doubt Ed Balls will go back to parliament unless the political landscape changes rapidly, he has been as far as he can go there.”

A candidate for "the Jungle?"
Dervlathedog
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Doghouse Riley:
“A candidate for "the Jungle?"”

A bug? No offence to Ed. I like bugs and defend them daily
durnovarian
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by tortoiseperson:
“Please no, the thought of Jamie Redknapp teabagging makes me wish for a barf smilie.”

Look what I just found on my tablet! 😝
Kmc1978
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Toasted Toad:
“I'd like to unappreciate being so out of it that I've been thinking it was Saturday for the last half an hour and started looking forward to Strictly tonight. Perhaps I should stop mainlining coffee for a while. ”

I've had an absolute stinker of a cold for the last week & very little sleep in that time because of it. My ability to function as a proper human being has disappeared as a result. I spent yesterday thinking it was Friday and I've spent large parts of today convinced that it's Thursday. I had been annoyed with my 9 month old pup for not listening to me for a couple of days, until I realised that it's possible that she can't understand my croaky, congested voice
chachaclo
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Toasted Toad:
“I'd like to unappreciate being so out of it that I've been thinking it was Saturday for the last half an hour and started looking forward to Strictly tonight. Perhaps I should stop mainlining coffee for a while. ”

I thought it was Friday yesterday, I was expecting an hour long ITT!
Monaogg
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by chachaclo:
“I thought it was Friday yesterday, I was expecting an hour long ITT!”

My son is suffering the same mixedupdayitis. Weird.
mimi dlc
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by chachaclo:
“I thought it was Friday yesterday, I was expecting an hour long ITT!”

It must have been Friday yesterday as I am convinced today is Saturday.
I was getting all Strictly ready!
Wiskas2
18-11-2016
You lot have been busy! Almost like the old days, lots of pages to catch up on. Well, two.


Originally Posted by slappers r us:
“only posh ones that are thrice fried and dipped in organic mayo and served on a nice white plate or one of those twee little fryer baskets”

Or a roof slate.

Originally Posted by ianmatt:
“You have no clue as to how Trump will perform, he won and won pretty easily so he deserves his chance, it wasn't as if the alternative was too appetising.”

I think we can hazard a guess as to how he will perform, that's the problem. And he didn't win easily; he actually got less votes than his main opposition. The alternative, as you call her, was way more 'appetising' than that disgusting waste of oxygen.

Originally Posted by ianmatt:
“He won where he needed to, played the system perfectly. Stacking up votes in strong areas was futile, if the system was different no doubt Trump would have played a different game. It was in real terms not even close, a comfortable Trump win.”

You sound as though you are a supporter.

Originally Posted by durnovarian:
“And swishing. And perving. <leaves pashmina on the floor and wanders off to watch Staff doing Topless Housework.>

(There's a reason we leave the empties everywhere and tread nibbles into the carpet.)”

Yes!! This!! More perving! We haven't perved for ages!

Originally Posted by tortoiseperson:
“Please no, the thought of Jamie Redknapp teabagging makes me wish for a barf smilie.”


/|\

There you go.

Originally Posted by Dervlathedog:
“Do you think so? I feel that Trump victory is scary enough to pull the rug from the middle-ground that the Labour right (to their shame) and the non-patrician side of the Tory party have been sustaining. The politics of that 'centre' are being seen for what they are. There's a better chance now (I hope!) for a proper anti-austerity Govt than we had before. I know sections of the press have been trying to normalise Trump and so keep the lid on things for a few more years, but it's not going to work, is it!?!

Is this foolish optimism? Can't do any harm, I figure...”

Trump is extremely scary, because he doesn't realise his limitations - which are many and great. He's a 12 year old not very bright boy in a man's body. Not sure it will affect the right wing lot here, they're more likely to admire him.

Now, about the perving. What do you fancy? Italian footballers, Irish actors, assorted musicians.... ?
coppertop1
18-11-2016
I have been watching Black Books lately I feel I must suggest Dylan Moran.

Not only physically a very nice specimen, but he would also go straight to my heart by making me laugh.
Agent Krycek
18-11-2016
I confess, when Zoe started to introduce a super blogger for a second I thought it was going to be Monkseal
An Thropologist
18-11-2016
Sara Cox just called Danny a dancing Bot on ITT. So which of you is missing tonight?
Tanzie
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by tortoiseperson:
“Please no, the thought of Jamie Redknapp teabagging makes me wish for a barf smilie.”


I guarantee that nothing as uncouth as teabagging goes on in Redknapp Towers.
Louise has probably convinced Jamie that a Saturday night special is being allowed to watch Match of the Day in his pants.
Cadiva
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Tanzie:
“I guarantee that nothing as uncouth as teabagging goes on in Redknapp Towers.
Louise has probably convinced Jamie that a Saturday night special is being allowed to watch Match of the Day in his pants.”

Ahh but there was an article in Cosmo about it so who knows!
aggs
18-11-2016
Oh, that's an actual moustache on Tony Robinson not Graham the slug.
aggs
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Tanzie:
“I guarantee that nothing as uncouth as teabagging goes on in Redknapp Towers.
Louise has probably convinced Jamie that a Saturday night special is being allowed to watch Match of the Day in his pants.”

Any teabags in Redknapp Towers get put in one of those special teapot shaped saucers - no dirty worktops there - before being being thrown out in a responsible manner in the correct bin.
Kmc1978
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Cadiva:
“Ahh but there was an article in Cosmo about it so who knows!”

But there won't be articles like that in Woman's Weekly or Good Housekeeping. Surely Cosmo is way too racy for Louise?
aggs
18-11-2016
I've never noticed how much Jason Gillickson looks like Keith Chegwin before ...
Tanzie
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Cadiva:
“Ahh but there was an article in Cosmo about it so who knows!”


Cosmo is far too obsessed with the mucky business that must not be named for Louise.


Originally Posted by Kmc1978:
“But there won't be articles like that in Woman's Weekly or Good Housekeeping. Surely Cosmo is way too racy for Louise?”


Woman's Weekly has been forever tainted by Victoria Wood exposing it as an instrument of S and M. It has no place in Redknapp Towers, although Louise may sometimes be found having a surreptitious flick through when she's at the hairdresser's.
Camis
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“Sara Cox just called Danny a dancing Bot on ITT. So which of you is missing tonight? ”

Originally Posted by aggs:
“Oh, that's an actual moustache on Tony Robinson not Graham the slug.”

Originally Posted by aggs:
“I've never noticed how much Jason Gillickson looks like Keith Chegwin before ...”

Not watching ITT at the moment (will watch on download later), but you are not making it sound appealing...

May deploy FF button
Kmc1978
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Camis:
“Not watching ITT at the moment (will watch on download later), but you are not making it sound appealing...

May deploy FF button”

I've only watched about 3 or 4 episodes of ITT this year... they all featured Gorka

I don't feel that i've missed out on anything with the rest. I mourn for the day when ITT used to be must watch tv for me. These days i'm normally out taking the kids to/from their various out of school activities and I can't be arsed to catch up afterwards.
MorticiaA
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Agent Krycek:
“I confess, when Zoe started to introduce a super blogger for a second I thought it was going to be Monkseal ”

Me too! The sense of let down when Tony let me promote my autobiography Robinson popped up was huge. The show is one long Free promo for has-been zlebs. I loved UB40 in their day, but not recycled..
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