Re: News International – the story continues : Tue Feb 28, 2012 1:43 pm  

cod'ead wrote:

Please don't forget Piers Morgan...

Damn you Coddy.
I had quite successfully forgotten Piers Morgan, I had put him completely out of my mind ... and there you go reminding me.
I'll get you for this.

Re: News International – the story continues : Tue Feb 28, 2012 1:47 pm  

Rock God X wrote:

.. that awful red-haired bint ...

I reckon it's a syrup.

Re: News International – the story continues : Tue Feb 28, 2012 1:52 pm  

El Barbudo wrote:

I reckon it's a syrup.

To cover the nest of snakes that makes up her real 'hair', no doubt. If it's not a syrup, I dread to think what her snatch must be like.

Re: News International – the story continues : Tue Feb 28, 2012 4:11 pm  

Rock God X wrote:

To cover the nest of snakes that makes up her real 'hair', no doubt. If it's not a syrup, I dread to think what her snatch must be like.

Don't even go there, I bet it's got teeth. Mebbe that's why she ordered a child by a surrogate?

Re: News International – the story continues : Tue Feb 28, 2012 4:35 pm  

Mintball wrote: Just when you thought Leveson might have got a bit boring, it emerges that the Met Police 'lent' Rebekah Brookes a police horse for a couple of years ... Will the fragrant new mother try to say 'neigh' over this one? clutching at straws, a non story

Mintball wrote: Just when you thought Leveson might have got a bit boring, it emerges that the Met Police 'lent' Rebekah Brookes a police horse for a couple of years ... Will the fragrant new mother try to say 'neigh' over this one? clutching at straws, a non story

Re: News International – the story continues : Tue Feb 28, 2012 4:56 pm  

World of Redboy wrote:

clutching at straws, a non story

Well indeed - absolutely nothing untoward in the relationships between the Met Police and one or two News International companies ...

Re: News International – the story continues : Tue Feb 28, 2012 5:11 pm  

Andy Gilder wrote:

I look forward to all those charities benefitting from the Church family's donating of their £600k settlement.

Well half of the £600k is to be distributed to Sue, Grabbitt & Runne, a philanthropic legal firm

Re: News International – the story continues : Tue Feb 28, 2012 5:14 pm  

World of Redboy wrote: clutching at straws, a non story Did it first appear in the Sun? Full of non-stories such as this. Not interested in corruption when it might be one of their own, but two no-marks trading insults? Top story

World of Redboy wrote: clutching at straws, a non story Did it first appear in the Sun? Full of non-stories such as this. Not interested in corruption when it might be one of their own, but two no-marks trading insults? Top story

Re: News International – the story continues : Tue Feb 28, 2012 5:29 pm  

World of Redboy wrote:

clutching at straws, a non story

Yes clearly this plus them socialising together alongside the PM doesn't in any way indicate a rather cosy and overly close relationship.

Obviously in your world unless there were pictures of the 'biscuit head' in bed with the chief of the Met there isn't a worry.

The rest of us however can see how it all looks rather corrupt!!

Re: News International – the story continues : Tue Feb 28, 2012 5:31 pm  

Chris28 wrote: Did it first appear in the Sun? Full of non-stories such as this. Not interested in corruption when it might be one of their own, but two no-marks trading insults? Top story Clearly the Sun still don't get it do they. I hope to god that leveson either closes the red tops or he makes their rules so tight that they have to actually report 'News'. I know he can't do that BTW buy one can always hope

Chris28 wrote: Did it first appear in the Sun? Full of non-stories such as this. Not interested in corruption when it might be one of their own, but two no-marks trading insults? Top story Clearly the Sun still don't get it do they. I hope to god that leveson either closes the red tops or he makes their rules so tight that they have to actually report 'News'. I know he can't do that BTW buy one can always hope