"I really like this song," said a work colleague.
"I don't," I said.
"It's Ronan Keating. It's lovely."
"It's shit."
"But it's about his dead mum."
"Why didn't you say? I thought it was fucking awful. Now I think it's poignant."
Last night we had the sound turned down on the tv as David Cameron spoke sincerely into the camera for the Conservative Party Broadcast.
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I turn down the sound when politicians come on telly and I make up my own dialogue.
ReplyDeleteTry it.
"Hello. I'm David Cameron. I'm a cunt and all my friends are cunts."
ReplyDeleteI find just not turning it on has a similar effect
ReplyDeleteIf it would get rid of Cameron, I would listen to Ronan singing about his dead mum on full volume every day and every night until the election and a bit longer.
ReplyDeleteThey all sound the same. They all look the same.
ReplyDeleteI think Ronan Keating should be the next Prime Minister. At least he looks different.
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Well, at least you're spared Ségolène Royal and Martine Aubry.
ReplyDeleteZiggi - They catch you unawares.
ReplyDeleteKaz - I would listen to Sting every day and night.
Scarlet - Are you sure? Where's the fire in his belly?
Christopher - It's enough to make one embarrassed to call oneself a socialist.
Cunts, Geoff. But sometimes cunts can be good fun. Some of my best pals are cunts. Not to be trusted where money's concerned mind you.
ReplyDeleteMaybe that's why I never felt part of sports clubs I played for.
ReplyDeleteIf only David Cameron had dedicated his broadcast to a dead family member it would have been okay.
ReplyDeleteMaybe he should have broken into a shit mawkish song like Ronan, too.
ReplyDeleteExpect a big UKIP backlash.
"Hello my name's David Cameron and this is my moat."
ReplyDeleteMeet the new boss, same as. . .
Depressing.
I just vote for the lesser cunt.
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