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aha, someone I can have some banter with, good old Dibble

Galloway, the very same person who has openly admitted to having 'known many ladies in Greece who I had carnal relations with' end quote

maybe his language is better than Ms Marsh, are his values! I beg to differ, he just doesn't share it with the world as she does, plus he is still being paid for his job of work whilst in there.

the man is a self suffacing publicist, if he had real morals and beliefs, he would have stood against Blair like the chap who lost his son in the war.

or if he wanted to represent Muslims he would have stood against Jack Straw (one of the biggest Muslim constituencies in the country) rather than against a black woman in a minority ward

the man just wants to shout without wanting to make a difference

ps Richard Whiteley was a nice bloke, I hope I end my life as liked as he was

In one of his newspaper columns, George decided to attack the tattooed, pierced Millie Tant woman who in the Scottish Parliament represents one half of his home city, Dundee, for being rather lairy. When another journalist approached said lady about his comments, she seemed quite bewildered.

"Aye, it's weird that---and I've never even met the c**t!"

If I contributed to the bile aimed at Whitely (and I admit I wasn't a huge fan of his), then I apologise. Most of the people I "hate" I hate because I'm aware of them. I don't really wish them dead; I just never want to see them or hear about them again.

I suppose in a way our hate gives them some power over us.

I try never to use the word hate, as it is such a powerful word, I'd never use it about someone I didn't know personally, and even then I could struggle to think of people I could use it against, horrible word that makes more a statement against me than them

i've never also slagged off someone on here that died (or anyone really) I just don't see the need or benefit in it, I find it distasteful, I try to live my life as I would want someone to see me, if I died, no matter how opposing our views were, we have the right to express them, and I would respect that, as we live in a free society

I can't remember who said it but I stil hold to it

'I don't agree with what you say but I will fight for your right to say it'


Caract, you seem to let and let live, keep doing it fella

OK, I'll admit, on a purely physical level, there was something about Miss Marsh that was drawing my gaze. Sure she looked like a slappa, but in an old fashioned sensual way - which is always beguiling. On the other hand, cancelling that out, her demeanour was loud, lairy, slaggy and obnoxious.


Officer Dibble

yeah, but on a base level, she does have nice baps

Think that's usually attributed to Voltaire.

A few more with your outlook would make this place much less adverserial, Diplo.

can't remember who said it but I stil hold to it - 'I don't agree with what you say but I will fight for your right to say it'

It was Voltaire.


Officer Dibble

Yes, of course George is a scoundrel - and quite possibly a charlatan. I was just acknowledging his positive attributes.


Officer Dibble

and maybe in bed with Kofi Annan's son too !shocked!