I read the news today oh boy! Page 569

Quote: Kenneth @ November 23 2011, 4:27 AM GMT

Former colony? Julia Gillard was born in Wales. She does use a hideous 'Narelle' accent though.

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What's a Narelle accent a reference to?

I also know an Aussie with that dreary monotone accent.

Quote: sootyj @ November 24 2011, 8:24 AM GMT

That said she kept mentioning karma

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I do not think even Earl had microwaving a moggie on his list.

What the... http://reason.com/blog/2011/11/23/parents-sue-da-for-charging-their-6-year?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+reason%2FHitandRun+%28Reason+Online+-+Hit+%26+Run+Blog%29

"The lawsuit says that once he turns 18, he will be listed as a sex offender."

If there is such a thing as karma she'd better watch out.
In fact, forget waiting for karma, I'll gladly microwave her stupid fat head myself. Or run over it in a bus. Or saw it off with a penknife and burn it. Whichever's easiest!

I've no idea who Sienna Miller is, but in her Leveson testimony today she came across as really lovely.

Boo! Tabloids! Boo!

Is she the one who is/was married to Jude Law?

Or is that in fact, Sadie Frost...

All their names are too similar.

Hey Leevil what was in your last school report?

Quote: Leevil @ November 24 2011, 2:45 PM GMT

"The lawsuit says that once he turns 18, he will be listed as a sex offender."

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Presient eh.

High quality busking in the Tube.

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-24012980-opera-star-katherine-jenkins-goes-busking-on-the-tube.do

Quote: zooo @ November 24 2011, 5:14 PM GMT

Is she the one who is/was married to Jude Law?

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Difficult to tell.

Thing about the Leveson inquiry is that the lawyers are being so sensitive about what they talk about that they manage to discuss what a pack of lies a story was without actually referring to the details of the story.

Except the Max Mosely testimony, of course. They did all but ask how many inches he took before screaming.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-15907532

So sad . . . .

Is it?

Well I think so.

At his TV prime I have never seen anyone communicate with the general public like him.

OK, people might disapprove of his lifestyle, drug taking etc and I know it's hard to put up an argument to defend him given the tragedy at his house, but as an entertainer he was loved. Not by all I grant but certainly by millions.

I don't care about his lifestyle, or even that someone died in his pool, I doubt he held him under! But drink driving (which that story suggests he was) is pretty unforgivable. Would be sad if he'd run someone over drunk at the wheel, the idiot.

Quote: zooo @ November 27 2011, 12:51 AM GMT

I don't care about his lifestyle, or even that someone died in his pool, I doubt he held him under! But drink driving (which that story suggests he was) is pretty unforgivable. Would be sad if he'd run someone over drunk at the wheel, the idiot.

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Now that sentiment I agree with because it's not looking back.

However, from what I read, at the moment it's unclear which of the two was driving.

True, fair point.