David Milliband doesn't seem to have a seriously principled bone in his body. He smiles when he lies, he can't answer a straight question and he seems to love the limelight.
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1-9-7-6-L-U-S-T wrote: David Milliband doesn't seem to have a seriously principled bone in his body. He smiles when he lies, he can't answer a straight question and he seems to love the limelight.
Have we found a new Prime Minister?
Not for at least a couple of terms.
What type of puddle are we talking about here?
Are we talking a typical; puddle in the back garden? Or one of those puddles you get at the side of the road which you can splash people with? or the puddle which dawn french jumps into in the vicar of dibley while cavorting with the bloke from Casualty?
Specifics please, Colin!
I wasn't thinking about a very deep puddle. The sort that forms on seemingly flat concrete after heavy rain, rather than caused by a fracture in the fabric of the road.
1-9-7-6-L-U-S-T wrote: I wasn't thinking about a very deep puddle. The sort that forms on seemingly flat concrete after heavy rain, rather than caused by a fracture in the fabric of the road.
Thanks for clearing that up. Due to last nights rain i am now able to relate to the post.
1-9-7-6-L-U-S-T wrote: David Milliband doesn't seem to have a seriously principled bone in his body. He smiles when he lies, he can't answer a straight question and he seems to love the limelight.
Are you referring to last night's Newsnight?
Did you see him on there?
When they kept dubbing his voice with 'what he should have said'?
When he came bounding out after his press conference. And they had the lone BBC reporter outside stop him?! That bit was brilliant. It was like he'd never seen a girl before. "Where've you been? I've just done a press conference!" he beamed and boasted. Before then slipping back into boring politician mode once again. I did think he was gonna ask the reporter for her phone number, or maybe even to just cum on her tits - he seemed that excited!
Missed the first bit of Newsnight cos I was playing Facebook Footeh.
I saw David Cameron being a bawbag trying to get down with the yoof towards the end of the prog.
Was Milliband doing the same earlier?
El Jarvo wrote:
When they kept dubbing his voice with 'what he should have said'?
I really want to say...... "please tell me you are kidding". But I somehow know yer not.
Welcome to airstrip one.
Uncle Liam wrote: in what way?
i thought he hit various nails bang on the head.
when i read it i had the first stirrings of hope for a long while. i had high hopes for gordon but he really needed to put his stamp on the party and be a bit radical. instead he's managed to disengage the left AND alienate the blairites.
but i do think to interpret the article as a swipe at brown is to miss the point - he told some essential home truths and highlighted the lack of tory policy. miliband's been reluctant to throw his hat into the ring for the last couple of years and what worries me now is that the way he's been villified for speaking out will mean those fine words come to nothing.
Miliband used to be my boss. I have some dirt on him, which is being saved for an election campaign 
