The George Galloway Appreciation Society

[Ed209]

Really wish I could be watching question time right now. Unfortunately I have to resort to twitter for my updates on whats going on, and they seem to suggest Galloway is having a shocker ... especially when it comes to what he'll do for the Bradford constituency

fair assessment?

[russycarps]

not really, it's just the usual predictable stuff. The usual cheap shots have been thrown by all involved just to get a clap from the thick c**ts in the audience.

This program is a complete and utter joke. I am only watching it so I can moan about it.

Edited April 19, 2012 by russycarps

[Ed209]

it was a task

Edited April 19, 2012 by Ed209

[russycarps]

Just been reading up on that. Not totally true,

Anyway, more importantly, because of being in the house, Galloway missed a crucial Commons vote on the CrossRail project which passes straight through his consituency. Neglecting public duty for personal exposure. Classy

In fact his attendence record at Westminster was notoriously poor. can't have many excuses when your constituency was 4 miles away.

[kaosmark2]

He's on Question Time tonight by the way. I used to be a devoted viewer (yes, I know how sad that sounds), but if you look at who they've got on tonight (Warsi, Lib Dem President etc.) and the fact they've done it in Leeds, even Katie Price could write the script for it.

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Out of all the people George Galloway could have fallen in love with on this planet he actually managed to fall in love with himself. A spectacular achievement. He is a bell end of the first order. Mind you, there's another 600+ bell ends with him 'running' or trying to run the country.

[russycarps]

Warsi's on it all the fucking time though. She's there spouting her ignorant right-wing views supposedly in the name of all people endlessly.

I fucking hate the bitch. Cameron's stupid enough without needing nodding dogs.

[kaosmark2]

I am desperate to fornicate with this woman

[5co77ie]

Just been reading up on that. Not totally true,

Anyway, more importantly, because of being in the house, Galloway missed a crucial Commons vote on the CrossRail project which passes straight through his consituency. Neglecting public duty for personal exposure. Classy

In fact his attendence record at Westminster was notoriously poor. can't have many excuses when your constituency was 4 miles away.

[5co77ie]

I thought the new Labour leader showed herself fairly well - actually picking sides when asked.

[russycarps]

Power thing? Poodle thing?

[the_hedge]

yeh pretty much. But I dont think she's physically unattractive either.

I'd like to sit there tied to a chair with my lash out while she stood there harshly criticising it's length and girth, in that overbearing manner of hers

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

yeh pretty much. But I dont think she's physically unattractive either.

I'd like to sit there tied to a chair with my lash out while she stood there harshly criticising it's length and girth, in that overbearing manner of hers

[LondonTom]

Should I be getting a semi at this point!

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Only if your interested in doing this sort of thing to russycarps

[wee_insomniac]

it was a task

[feral chile]

er That is a view that I take. I have very strong views on abortion but still defend pro choice.

Edited April 21, 2012 by feral chile

[feral chile]

as a voter, it's hard - for me - to reconcile someone who is against abortion but for pro-choice. What is he against, HIS partner having an abortion? Seeing as it will never directly affect him (although he does keep coming up with surprises!), and he's pro-choice??

..... it doesn't 'fit' (for me)

[lifelessfool]

my 2 cents, he's a douche.