The Leveson Inquiry

[jayne lee wilson]

...right, got over it now.

I HATE REBEKAH BROOKS

I must stop reading this thread,
I must stop reading this thread,
I must stop...

[amateur51]

How sexistly patronising ...

Calm down dear!

Is that better?

Boys do like to feel included, I find

[Beef Oven]

I wonder why, here and now, and for one night only on this very thread, I feel a little sorry for my sworn enemy Rebekah Brooks...

it's just possible that my undisguised name and gender might be something to do with it...

but, whatever, greetings to dear Ams, the dishy Beef, and JS in his (former) suave hat and trenchcoat...

Giving ever so slightly too much away - but for one night only X

[amateur51]

...right, got over it now.

I HATE REBEKAH BROOKS

I must stop reading this thread,
I must stop reading this thread,
I must stop...

Don't let the fish-fancier get you down jlw

[scottycelt]

I wonder why, here and now, and for one night only on this very thread, I feel a little sorry for my sworn enemy Rebekah Brooks...

it's just possible that my undisguised name and gender might be something to do with it...

but, whatever, greetings to dear Ams, the dishy Beef, and JS in his (former) suave hat and trenchcoat...

Well, I feel much more sorry for grumpy old men and I wouldn't go by avatars, jayne ... apart from Amsey's, of course.

[Simon]

...right, got over it now.

I HATE REBEKAH BROOKS

What a strange post, IIMSS.

Why is Ms Brooks your sworn enemy?

As to hatred, I'm happy that it's an emotion that I don't seem to feel, really, now. I think that, rather as the quality of mercy seems to benefit "him that gives and him that takes", so does hatred eat away at the mental well-being of the person hating.

[amateur51]

As to hatred, I'm happy that it's an emotion that I don't seem to feel, really, now. I think that, rather as the quality of mercy seems to benefit "him that gives and him that takes", so does hatred eat away at the mental well-being of the person hating.

Ah, wise words from the Alan Partridge of Gestalt Therapy

[Beef Oven]

Well, I feel much more sorry for grumpy old men and I wouldn't go by avatars, jayne ... apart from Amsey's, of course.

Scotty, my avatar is the most recent pic of me and I am sure yours is too. Why can't we go by them, or am I being niaive?

[Beef Oven]

Ah, wise words from the Alan Partridge of Gestalt Therapy

[handsomefortune]

i think that Dave George and Jeremy etc actually hate their ex Oxbridge peers at the BBC and other such places, in fact i suspect two very antagonistic tribes at the heart of the establishment .... and all our politics etc is a war between them for supremacy ... money/power versus ideas/culture .. an intractable opposition between the scholars and the hearties .... didn't E Waugh write a book or two about this sort of thing?

agreed calum da jazbo - although in the context of the leveson inquiry we are unusually aware of the contribution and power of 'other such places' specifically those who normally enjoy the luxury of a low profile, and maximum personal privacy.

tbh i'm surprised at my own relief that it's 'for one night only' jane lee wilson! personally, i loathe the lot of them, male(s) and female, young and old, they all stink, and ultimately at our expense. however, i also loathe some responses, particularly vitriolic and self satisfied tweets relating to silly things about rb. though it might be tempting under the circumstances, tweeters aren't horrid in the same way about even the vilest men who've appeared at the inquiry. i sometimes (secretly) wish both nick davies, and lord justice leveson were women however!

i totally agree about (some)? 'men like to be included' amatuer51, so true! if not, they tend to cause immense trouble, simply in order to attract attention. though i'd extend that to (some) women too, though happily not on this forum.

[scottycelt]

Scotty, my avatar is the most recent pic of me and I am sure yours is too ..

[Serial_Apologist]

i think that Dave George and Jeremy etc actually hate their ex Oxbridge peers at the BBC and other such places, in fact i suspect two very antagonistic tribes at the heart of the establishment .... and all our politics etc is a war between them for supremacy ... money/power versus ideas/culture .. an intractable opposition between the scholars and the hearties .... didn't E Waugh write a book or two about this sort of thing?

agreed calum da jazbo - although in the context of the leveson inquiry we are unusually aware of the contribution and power of 'other such places' specifically those who normally enjoy the luxury of a low profile, and maximum personal privacy.

tbh i'm surprised at my own relief that it's 'for one night only' jane lee wilson! personally, i loathe the lot of them, male(s) and female, young and old, they all stink, and ultimately at our expense. however, i also loathe some responses, particularly vitriolic and self satisfied tweets relating to silly things about rb. though it might be tempting under the circumstances, tweeters aren't horrid in the same way about even the vilest men who've appeared at the inquiry. i sometimes (secretly) wish both nick davies, and lord justice leveson were women however!

i totally agree about (some)? 'men like to be included' amatuer51, so true! if not, they tend to cause immense trouble, simply in order to attract attention. though i'd extend that to (some) women too, though happily not on this forum.

Hello? HELLO???

[handsomefortune]

stop startin' serial apologist

[Serial_Apologist]

stop startin' serial apologist

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcSTYEBEA48&feature=related

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[handsomefortune]

Sorry, the page you were looking for could not be found

apparently!

what link did you intend?