Who do we fancy as the next speaker of the house?
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Clarkson.
How about Anne Widdecombe? Didn't fancy her politics much but she seems incorruptible
Rab C Nesbitt.
A Dalek.
Duncan Norvelle.
Arkwright the grocer.
Quote: oldcowgrazing @ May 19 2009, 3:26 PM BSTHow about Anne Widdecombe? Didn't fancy her politics much but she seems incorruptible
I know MPs should suffer, but do we really want to subject them to hour after hour of Widdecombe's voice?
Quote: chipolata @ May 19 2009, 3:28 PM BSTI know MPs should suffer, but do we really want to subject them to hour after hour of Widdecombe's voice?
I'm just tryin' to help. What's your suggestion then, eh?
Quote: chipolata @ May 19 2009, 3:28 PM BSTI know MPs should suffer, but do we really want to subject them to hour after hour of Widdecombe's voice?
Yeah, there must be a Miss Marple adaptation somewhere that's crying out for her.
Quote: Bad dog @ May 19 2009, 3:26 PM BSTA Dalek.
Gets my vote
Quote: Gavin @ May 19 2009, 3:29 PM BSTGets my vote
And mine.
Does it really matter who's in the position? The same people who really run the country will still be running it.
Quote: Bad dog @ May 19 2009, 3:26 PM BSTRab C Nesbitt.
Wasn't that Michael Martin?
Quote: Yellows 586 @ May 19 2009, 3:33 PM BSTWasn't that Michael Martin?
I thought that was Oliver Hardy.
Quote: oldcowgrazing @ May 19 2009, 3:34 PM BSTI thought that was Oliver Hardy.
No, no that was Kaiser Soze
Quote: chipolata @ May 19 2009, 3:28 PM BSTI know MPs should suffer, but do we really want to subject them to hour after hour of Widdecombe's voice?
Agreed. I don't think my ears could take it, let alone my eyes. On a related Widdecombe note, I had my finest moment on Question Time when she was on it. In 1996 it was. If only I could find a clip of it somewhere.
Quote: Gavin @ May 19 2009, 3:35 PM BSTNo, no that was Kaiser Soze
*Goes off to Google*
*returns* Oh. I have nothing. 