See You Soon

123 comments:

Tuscan Tony said...

errm...don't you mean tid-bits, shurely....oh, ahh sooo.

The Hitch said...

I accept paypal and will divulge the address to the highest bidder

Anonymous said...

I hope to have some tit-bits at a Party tonight in Westminister too - but Iain or Guido aren't invited.

Anonymous said...

Just looked at the front page of the Telegraph and in my (medical) opinion Tony looks like he is about to have a heart attack.

I've said it before - that his pupils have lost the black rim (indicating heart failure). Just look at him he looks ASHEN - like a corpse.

Somebody HAS TO ASK HIM ABOUT HIS HEALTH !!

If I were a bookie I would be cutting the odds of him going to early an early grave rather than early January.

Tony - you're dead meat walking.

Off to the Party ...

lawbunny said...

Guido - do you have a pretty dress to wear?

Anonymous said...

Will now be staring at pupils to see if they have a black rim. Please explain more.

Anonymous said...

Will someone reveal the sceret address?

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The Hitch said...

anon 6:25
for cold hard cash

Anonymous said...

If I were a bookie I would be cutting the odds of him going to early an early grave rather than early January.

All fingers crossed. Whatever it takes to get rid of the tosser.

Archbishop Cranmer said...

His Grace received an invitation, but, having no corporeal presence, politely declined.

He could, therefore, disclose the location, but has absolutely no incentive to do so.

Anonymous said...

Just as well, Cranmer. You'd only recant as usual.

Anonymous said...

Why no mention of this on tonights news?

Diplomat's suppressed document lays bare the lies behind Iraq war

http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/politics/article2076137.ece

Blair should have been hung,drawn, and quartered by now or should we all just accept that our Prime Minister is a compulsive, pathological liar and just get on with it?

Anonymous said...

should we all just accept that our Prime Minister is a compulsive, pathological liar and just get on with it?

I think we just take it as given.

Anonymous said...

I'm only coming if it's a cocktail do. I've been dying to wear my gorgeous new frock.

Anyway Guido, you supply the wine and nibbles (or is that nipples?) and I'll bring the chemicals...

Old BE said...

I think my invite got lost in the post.

The Hitch said...

Otherwise engaged breakng into cars in the Southwark area your grace?

Anonymous said...

Mong 7.13: because The Independent's SO BORING! Their why this/why now story selection seems to be just a randomiser - ie their front pages are date and fact independent - hence the name I suppose.

No we shouldn't just accept Blair's a congenital liar etc... We should all join/donate/give our time to a political party that opposes him and has a practical chance of winning and make a positive contribution to our country.

I'm off out for a beer. (And canvassing for the Tories tomorrow.)

Anonymous said...

"Tories tomorrow."

vegetables today?

Anonymous said...

Was David Cracknell there? I'm very worried about him.

Anonymous said...

happy christmas Guido.

2006 really has been the year of the British political blog. well done. enjoy your party. (but please leave the 500 megawatt sound system and lazers at home please..)

Anonymous said...

Wonder if Mr Dale has invited Mr Duncan Smith ?

This from today's Independent...

* Iain Duncan Smith got his Y-fronts in a twist this week after telling a newspaper that gay parents "don't register on the Richter scale of how to bring up children". (IDS says the unwise remark was taken out of context.)

A former employee of The Quiet Man tells Pandora that the pink vote was a delicate subject in the MP's office.

"He used to get quite ratty," said the source. "We once asked him to sign a letter supporting a Gay Pride event in Manchester. He lost his temper, screwed up the letter and threw it against his office wall.

"Another time we were discussing gay rights in a service station. He got so irate and thumped his fist against the table, catapulting a plate of food into someone's lap.

"I don't why he got so touchy. Maybe it was due to his army days."

Come on, Iain. Reach for that rainbow!

Anonymous said...

Ha ha ha.

While you're out getting pissed Gordo has broken cover.

Shades of Yom Kippur.

Anonymous said...

tit-bit totty..............said Father Jack

Anonymous said...

Anyone you know ....
http://www.deathlist.net/

Anonymous said...

I just wish I was there.... I had to make do with a night in the Barrowboy and Banker. Bloody hellfire.

Anonymous said...

I am just back from a party given by Guido Fawkes and Iain Dale "somewhere in London".

It was a bit cramped and there were a lot of people I didn't recognise, who kept going to the bathroom to blow their noses. And then that Caroline Flint came up to me and asked me about facial hair, as I believe it is generally known that she has a moustache. And I said, don't be silly, as long as the collar and cuffs match nobody is particularly worried. She is a piece of work.

Goodness me if I didn't bump into Ruth Kelly, her usual beatific smile broadened to a maniacal grin and a sort of convulsive tick. I know that she is a fellow Catholic but I draw the line at wearing scratchy underwear. If I wanted to indulge in personal irritation I would see more of dear Iain Dale who has taken to dyeing his hair orange - which in itself not irritating but it clashes with his ties.

Goodness me, I have harped on too much about personal hair problems. Just time to ring David Davis' doorbell and run away.

Anonymous said...

Are we going to get to see the tit-bits?

Praguetory said...

What is that graphic? A womb?

Old BE said...

Is Guido too hungover to break news on loans-for-honours?

The Beeb have a new "twist" this morning...

Anonymous said...

Oh what joy to see Blair and Brown fighting again like rats in a sack:

'I'm being dragged into the cash-for-honours scandal' says Brown

Gordon Brown has condemned what he believes are persistent attempts by Number Ten to drag him into the cash-for-peerages scandal.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=423027&in_page_id=1770

Anonymous said...

very public school gathering... blokes only.

Croydonian said...

A largely but not entirely male gathering. Much respect to Mr Fawkes for being one of the last four standing.

Schoolboy-Error said...

(Warning)! Blair changing the perceived question again!

During the last election campaign,Blairs strategy response to the 'LIAR' allegation over Iraq (ie he knew the intelligence was wrong/manipulated it) was to change the perceived question in the public's mind.-'I made the difficult decision to go to war in Iraq and I stand by it.'

The media didn't exclaim 'WHAT!?' and neither,to my recollection,did the Conservatives.

Now we have the same situation regarding cash for peerages.-'I recommended people for party peerages as other leaders are entitled to do.' If the media don't point out the evasion of the substantive question (and they didn't in the case of Iraq) then IMO the public (who believe they have an unbiased and crusading for truth media) will perceive the question/substantive issue to have changed and the criminal Blair and Labour's spin apparatus will again have triumphed.

Anonymous said...

This is the final nail in the coffin for this Labour so-called "government".

Soon we will really have something to celebrate - a Conservative government and the Great British public getting their country back.

Anonymous said...

I used to be a Labour voter but the more I see of Brown the more I detest the fellow.

Andrew Ian Dodge said...

Well I attended and there were at least 3 women there when I left (with my dear Kim). Granted some of the men there looked a bit bemused that there were breeders in the room but what can you do?

jailhouselawyer said...

What's up, can't take your drink? It's Saturday, now, and you still have Friday's post up front. Yawn!

The Hitch said...

Come on john Bull just what drugs are you on?
Or do you suffer some kind of short term memory loss that causes you to endlessly repeat yourself.
Isn't there somebody else you could bore?
Try the local golf club, they tend to be full of twats like you.

Andrew said...

Anne Widdecombe - very funny! :-)

The Hitch said...

jailhouse lawyer maybe he isn't out murdering or robbing, is that what causes you to disapprove?

indigo said...

Why a red blood corpuscule, much enlarged, as party invitation?

Anonymous said...

john bull,you and other's spoiling tactics are blatant and understood by all.At least Russell Brand aka workers' militia had some wit and was up for laying the smack down.

Anonymous said...

schoolboyerror - go to the top of the class. blair, when taxed on issues, changes the issue by rephrasing the question to which he can give an answer that appears reasonable to reasonble men. That he has been allowed to evade says as much about our journalists as it does about this mendacious PM.

Arch C, between naps in your celestial duvet, take a peep at Liddle's piece in Spec on your late mucker W Tyndale. Seems the pair of you have much to answer for. Dominus vobiscum.

Anonymous said...

A present for Guido.

Anonymous said...

Many thanks to Messrs Fawkes and Dale for plenty of drinks and an opportunity to meet the fellow loons who contribute on these blogs... I had no idea one of them was in fact the Attorney General, though! Talk about a surprise guest, Guido...

Anonymous said...

When Blair told the last Labour Party conference goodbye and god bless all who sail in you they cheered and stamped and said isn't he wonderful? as he stepped from the sinking ship; and now they're in the final meltdown.

Italy, (and the past) is another country, but it is worth googling Tangentopoli and the 1992 collapse of the third Republic. Since then there has been no christian democrat party, no communist party, no socialist party, no republican party, no recognizable parties at all, as a result of the sharing of the prizes of power, both governmental and state, wholly for personal and factional advantage and not national interest.

Now there is just Prodi and Berlusconi slugging it out, backed by ad hoc coalitions. Currently it's Prodi 2 : Berlusconi 1 (and on trial with Mr Jowell for corrupting anything that moves, but particularly corrupting the judicial process).

That is what is happening here as the corruption scandals unfold.
The Conservatives will survive, they're infinitely malleable into the appropriate form for wielding power, even if they need time to get organised, for they have always thrived as an ad hoc coalition of inspired self-interest extended to defending their state and environment and willing to pay for social peace.

The Labour Party, though, specifically designed to be the political representative of organised labour and of welfare recipents and their administrators, will not because of:

its total incompetence in economic management and its utter failure to encourage an appropriate wealth-producing environment;
the alienation of policy instruments to non-democratically answerable bodies (though in the case of the Bank of England, thank goodness)
the corruption resulting from the stuffing of every governmentally engendered institution with Labour placemen;
the arrogant ignoring of the interests of the country as a whole (ridiculously high taxation levels, pension destruction, clunking-fist redistribution by means test) in the interests of a narrow, sectarian, vote-gathering agenda for factional - not even party -interest.

And because their next leader is Gordon Brown, who is largely responsible for much of this and hasn't even the saving grace of appealing to a wider constituency than the permanent minority of Labour Party supporters who glory in the narrow worthlessness of their aims and, through his chancellorship, have forced them on the rest of us for the last 10 years.

Anonymous said...

Methinks Hatfield Girl is a Tory who cannot see the disintegration of Tory England has followed on from Tory Scotland and Tory Wales............the Conservatives are a regional party of the Southeast and nothing more

Anonymous said...

'.the Conservatives are a regional party of the Southeast and nothing more'

There is nothing more; all the rest depends on the south east and the south east's globalised economy, for everything it gets.

And Brown keeps on crippling its efforts and impoverishing us all so as to maintain his factional voter base.

Anonymous said...

huh? Lembit Opik (crazy name, crazy guy) has dumped Sian for a Cheeky Girl?

Anonymous said...

more on the Lembit story here


hmmmmm.. one wonders was it just the one cheeky girl....

Anonymous said...

Guido, don't forget to read the tory rags tomorrow. They seem to have managed a double act with their front-pages which will give Britain's favourite neighbours from hell a touch of indigestion over breakfast.

Anonymous said...

The readily accessible oil from the North Sea oil fields is exhausted; what wealth there has been generated from there over the last ten years has been squandered by Gordon Brown.

Gordon kept us paying higher taxes while shifting the benefits on to his voters at the same time dismantling the welfare state; he further betrayed any residual socialist commitment by promoting his private-public partnerships that milk the public over and above taxation. Gordon combines the worst of all possible worlds, capitalist greed and corruption, nationalist isolationism (Gordon kept us out of the euro under false pretences, for his five criteria are totally reversible) and socialist paternalism - overtaxing and overspending.

Anonymous said...

New Labour's in open warfare and Guido's still in bed:

No. 10 secret memo: We are seen as a shambles
Exclusive by SIMON WALTERS
16th December 2006
Labour has no chance of winning the next Election because voters think the Government is a shambles - and there is little Gordon Brown can do to stop David Cameron becoming Prime Minister.

That is the devastating verdict of a secret Downing Street memo drawn up for Tony Blair by his senior advisers and obtained by The Mail on Sunday.

The confidential document states:

- Labour's standing is so low that the party's only hope of recovering may be to abandon Mr Brown and 'move to a new generation' by picking a much younger new leader.......

Anonymous said...

Good to see a Sunday hack doing his own PR! Leaving the byline on the posting is always a giveaway - doesn't the mong realise!
Curiously, no one is touching the "story" so far today - perhaps the doubt its credibility??
No 10 has denied the anyone there has written the memo - which means as Iain Dale said on BBC's paper review last that it was almost certainly a planted story by Philip Gould to "motivate" Labour troops ahead of the next election!

Anonymous said...

The Chancellor doesn't know where the cash came from ;-)

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/main.jhtml?xml=/opinion/2006/12/17/do1703.xml

Anonymous said...

The next Labour leader won't be Brown but someone most of you have never even heard of.

Anonymous said...

RE 10.35am...has anyone else noticed that Iain Dale posted today's ail on Sunday's tedious memo story about NuLab being shit at 9pm last night? Surely, Dale the Desperado isn't working hand in glove with the Sunday Hate to generate a bit of a storm for the paper? Hope Dale's earning a few quid out of it.

Anonymous said...

Doesn't the Mail on Sunday make up all its stories??? Lost all credibility years ago, don't know why anyone would buy the rag.

Anonymous said...

Dalewatcher - he was doing a Sunday papers review on Sky (or was it the BBC?). They do get to read them beforehand you know.

Anonymous said...

anonymous - his paper review on the beeb is at almost midnight! The front page was on his site by 9pm! Just looks like a bit of collaboration - heaven forfend!

Anonymous said...

Come on Guido you lazybones. Please get out of bed and tell us what happened at the party and give us a headsup on the MoS story.

Andrew Ian Dodge said...

Are there any pics up of the event? Or a totty report...I think those who did not attend have the right to know.

Julian said...

The next Labour leader won't be Brown but someone most of you have never even heard of.

Come on then, who?

John Reid? - never heard of him.
Alan Johnson? - the Labour Party's "Swiss Tony".
Margaret Beckett? - even her husband doesn't know who she is, only the Caravan Club of GB does.
Hazel Blears? - Authoritarian pin-up of the year, 1960?

Don't tell me its going to be a little known MP called Blair?

Do tell.

Anonymous said...

I see the Brownite anonymong trolls are back trying to rubbish the Mail's memo story.

Try to face the truth fellahs; open warfare has broken out again between Tony and Gay Gordon and they're spinning and leaking like mad against each other.

The campaign of shock and awe against Brownhatter has only just started though. Your hero will be battered to a pulp and out of the fight within months.

Anonymous said...

I fear that our less-than-prudent Chancellor has already dropped himself in it...

"Brown has already given a statement to police saying he knew nothing about the loans, and if it were to emerge that he knew more than he has publicly admitted his position would be seriously compromised."

http://observer.guardian.co.uk/politics/story/0,,1974058,00.html

Anonymous said...

anon 12:45 "Brown has already given a statement to police saying he knew nothing about the loans, and if it were to emerge that he knew more than he has publicly admitted his position would be seriously compromised."

Will Polly Toynbee follow Magda Goebbels' precept?

Anonymous said...

John Trenchard, I am very cross that I have been duped into reading the Mail on Sunday. You should have added a warning with your link.
Margorie

Anonymous said...

Hydrogen Cyanide said

"Will Polly Toynbee follow Magda Goebbels' precept?"


A heart warming thought!

Happy to donate a few litres of unleaded to clean up afterwards..

Anonymous said...

Has a well known blogger ever died suddenly, not to be discovered for several days?

Old BE said...

Has a well known blogger ever died suddenly, not to be discovered for several days?

RIP Guido.

Anonymous said...

Despised, gluttonous, grossly obese pig wants taxpayers to fill his trough...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6187881.stm

John Prescott has backed state funding for political parties amid new claims in the cash for honours affair.

Anonymous said...

ghost of john trenchard...
That outfit the "cheeky girl" is wearing, looks like one of guido's party pieces...is this why he's gone AWOL? "guido in lembit stole my clothes scandal?"

Anonymous said...

Did Lembit turn up with his cheeky girl?

Anonymous said...

Cheeky girl? Geeky girl?

Am I bovvered?

Anonymous said...

A lot of commentators are saying that under Ming C the Lib Dems are well-and-truly shafted. Lembit seemsto be shoeing the truth of this.

Praguetory said...

guido - last seen by Croydonian at Victoria Station - see C's blog.

Anonymous said...

Apparently the Cheeky Girl's Anthem is: "touch my bum…such is life”."

Since Lembit has been a supporter of both Mark Oaten and Simon Hughes in the past, this seems to be a very apt theology to get to grips with. Maybe it could be the new Party slogan?

Anonymous said...

Who planted that story in today's Mail about Mo Mowlam claiming Brown was gay?

Same person who leaked the memo perchance?

It's turning nasty in New Labour.

Anonymous said...

It has ALWAYS been nasty in New Labour. How do you think Mandelson was dispensed with?

Anonymous said...

Mandy is still around and is still busy shitstirring against Brown.

Anonymous said...

Brown gay stories have been around a long while. Its not unusual for those with that basic instinct to opt for the conventional. Election to public office produces change in the pants and presentaion depts. A number of weddings of long term bachelors spring to mind.

Anonymous said...

Just heard from a Labour source, who should know, that the Mail's so called leaked memo is almost certainly a fake.

Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...
Just heard from a Labour source, who should know, that the Mail's so called leaked memo is almost certainly a fake.

Yeah course you did.

So how come senior Labour apparatchiks aren't denying it's genuine and are trying to claim it's the work of a minion?

Now feck off and stop wasting our time.

Praguetory said...

Innuendo re sexual orientation is one of those binary things. Some get none, some all. At the extremes would be John Reid and Gordon Brown. Reid was first married at the age of 22 and entered Parliament 18 years later. Brown entered Parliament at the age of 32 and married 17 years later.

There must be an equation for age when entered public life (P) age when married (M) and innuendo re sexuality (I), I suggest

If M - P > 10 = I

Anonymous said...

Brown married in an attempt to quash gay rumours and increase his chance of getting the leadership.

He's not the first gay politician to do this and won't be the last.

It seems particularly prevalent amongst Tory MP's.

Anonymous said...

"Just heard from a Labour source, who should know, that the Mail's so called leaked memo is almost certainly a fake." 8:36


Well we all know what this means: thememo is definitely NOT a fake! Nothing's true til it's been denied by the SS (smith sith )

Scrybe said...

somebody is hoping ot steal your role in the blogosphere, it seems. see the post on lembit opik and the cheeky democrats and the comments about a certain Mr. Guido.

http://www.chdaly.blogspot.com/

Wrinkled Weasel said...

The "Brown is Gay" story makes me shiver. Can you imagine standing next to him in the urinals and being met with that oleaginous grin? Never mind paruresis, I would be pooping my panties.

Anonymous said...

Where is Mr Fawkes? The Parliamentary cellars? I do hope so!


Jess The Dog (formerly Iain Not Dale)

jailhouselawyer said...

Same old Friday's blog we are now into sunday. Boring!

Peter Hitchens: Journalist? Ha, ha, ha! Hack more like!

The Hitch said...

Jailhouselawyer You lowlife
Where do you fit into the grand scheme of things?
Apart from being lower than something most of us scrape off the bottom of our shoes after a walk in the park.
You're not even a proper murderer, just a fucking amateur who got lucky.

Wrinkled Weasel said...

For goodness sake Hitchens, do your own blog so that we can piss on your cake.
;-)

jailhouselawyer said...

wrinkled weasel: Hitchens do a blog? Ha, ha, ha. He can't even write, let alone blog!

peter hitchens: more likely you get my dog's shit on your shoes in the park, because I take him out so he does not shit on my own doorstep! Where do I fit into the grand scheme of things? How many cases have you won in the ECtHR? Have you beaten the government? Wanker!

The Hitch said...

Why the fuck would I want to "win" cases in the ECHR securing privileges for scum?
I wouldn't do it for anything you fucking perverted idiot.
Unlike you fucking demented buffoon i think prison is for punishment, not an opportunity for dross such as yourself to get a nice bit of compo after enjoying a few years of getting your cock sucked by you cell joey.
Do something productive in the real world for law abiding people you fucked up waste of space.

Anonymous said...

Tomorrow's Times claims Downing Street aides are being investigated for perversion of justice.

Or is this more shit stirring from the Brown camp?

jailhouselawyer said...

peter hitchens: Ok, I accept that you are not as capable as I am. Just one thing, human rights for human beings. You couldn't do it for anything. Hardly. Hardly, again. "prison is as a punishment, not for punishment", Alexander Patterson.

The Hitch said...

Mr Hirst
You are right in assuming that I, unlike you, am not stupid enough to have spent 35 years in prison.
And the best you can do is quote somebody else?
I couldn't do what?
Prison time or real life?
If you are so bothered about your fellow man/woman go and volunteer to take an elderley person for a day out or help out in a care home.
Of course you wont be doing that as it doesnt massage your ego does it?

Anonymous said...

Never mind this shit. What about Lembic's joystick?

Anonymous said...

peter hitchens is my hero.

Anonymous said...

"gordo is gay" - ho ho ... nice diversionary tactic by Nu Lab scum as he robs your pension funds and taxes you to death.

very clever.

Tuscan Tony said...

this just in....

Missing blogger found.
Kircaldy & Cowdenbeath Observer reports that a man dicovered yesterday tightly bound to piece of childrens' nursery equipment has been formally identified as that of Ghee D'Aufaurcs, a London-based pyropractor. Well known in the trade for substantial size of his blog, the man is thought to have been strapped to the frolicksome equine contraption by a third party. A local politician, arrested in Fife hospital where he was receiving treatment for an unusual combination of splinters and vibration white finger, is honouring police after their enquiries.

Tuscan Tony said...

this just in....

Missing blogger found.
Kircaldy & Cowdenbeath Observer reports that a man dicovered yesterday tightly bound to piece of childrens' nursery equipment has been formally identified as that of Ghee D'Aufaurcs, a London-based pyropractor. Well known in the trade for substantial size of his blog, the man is thought to have been strapped to the frolicksome equine contraption by a third party. A local politician, arrested in Fife hospital where he was receiving treatment for an unusual combination of splinters and vibration white finger, is honouring police after their enquiries.

Tuscan Tony said...

this just in....

Missing blogger found.
Kircaldy & Cowdenbeath Observer reports that a man dicovered yesterday tightly bound to piece of childrens' nursery equipment has been formally identified as that of Ghee D'Aufaurcs, a London-based pyropractor. Well known in the trade for substantial size of his blog, the man is thought to have been strapped to the frolicksome equine contraption by a third party. A local politician, arrested in Fife hospital where he was receiving treatment for an unusual combination of splinters and vibration white finger, is honouring police after their enquiries.

Hedgy said...

morning whingebags..

Hedgy said...

Tony, I think we get the drift...

Tuscan Tony said...

flippin' beta blogger tripleposter mutter mutter mutter

Anonymous said...

'Kin 'Ell Guido! Monday morning & still not surfaced? Some party!

Anonymous said...

Relax! The lightweight will be in soon enough to take credit for the Lembit story.

Hedgy said...

what story...was it in the Sunday Sport then?

Anonymous said...

It was in the News of the Screws and the Daily Mail, Hedgey. Very unsettling, too!

Anonymous said...

And today it reached the Independent:

http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/politics/article2083886.ece

Hedgy said...

I'm devistated...
"Ms Lloyd gave an angry interview to The Mail on Sunday, saying the MP " isn't capable of an adult relationship"...and here was me thinking that MPs were proper mature sensible upright citizens...adult in every sense...I wonder if Ms Lloyd knows Mark Oaten?

Anonymous said...

I'd be angry too. Imagine being dumped for a cheeky girl... even if you are Sian Lloyd.

Hedgy said...

So thats a cold front blowing in from Margorie then....bbbrrrrrr!

Anonymous said...

the Lembit/Cheeky story - Ken Bruce has mentioned it on his beeb 2 radio show.

"give us your spin on it".. some sort of text msg compo.

jailhouselawyer said...

peter hitchins: I accept your apology.

The Hitch said...

Mr Hirst You must have misheard me (+:
Get yourself to an old folks home this christmas if you want to do something decent, many of them are on their own and dont deserve to be.
I am just writing out a christmas card to a friend who is on the final 8 months of a 10 stretch, and serves him right.

Anonymous said...

Yikes Guido, looks like a vagina under a bit of stretch.......you havn't been seeing a weather girl have you.

Anonymous said...

Peter Hitchen is currently playing Eberneezer Scroodge in Christmas panto at the Aldwych Theatre. He is also available for children's parties & barmitzvahs.

Anonymous said...

Hitchens you really are a lowlife piece of filth. I would like to hurt you very very much.

jailhouselawyer said...

peter hitchins: There is a sanity clause. Whilst the old folk might appreciate some company, the Home would probably seek a CRB check and I suspect that I would not get clearance.

I already support the most vulnerable group in society, ie, prisoners.

Anonymous said...

The most vulnerable?

I'll keep that in mind next time I interview a victim of domestic violence who's had her face rearranged by one of you "vulnerable" mates.

You may kid yourself mate, that's part of the tragedy of Aspergers. But don't think you're kidding anyone else.

Anonymous said...

"Fuck me! That cervix has seen some action"