Yes, it is rather silly for an MP to be doing this, but given the fact he is an Ipswich MP (where the prostitues were murdered)
he would have to be seen doing something about it in his professional capacity, otherwise, he's not really doing his job properly.
If he didn't do anything, he'd probably come in for just as much stick from the locals for not airing concerns from a few people in the town.
his personal belief on the issue may be completely different, but he would need to be seen actively doing something about it.
(, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 17:15, Reply)
I can see this for the tedious oh-so-outré gag it is. It's not offensive to me, just dull, textbook Clarkson. Of course Chris Mole had to say something, as did the local paper and the manager of the rehab clinic in town (nice bloke). They may not expect results, but then the Daily Mail hasn't jumped on it yet.
I'd like to see Clarkson sacked, but not particularly because of this, because he's generally a massive ignorant fucking cock.
(, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 17:22, Reply)
/from over the border in Norfolk
(, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 17:23, Reply)
I'm getting tickets tomorrow to see Sir Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart in Waiting For Godot in Norwich next April. \o/
(, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 17:24, Reply)
(, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 17:25, Reply)
Gaz me and we could meet up :) I'll owe you a bev or two for what you've done for us re: Paul Dacre.
(, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 17:27, Reply)
hopefully getting confirmation on status of it at the Mail tomorrow :)
(, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 17:28, Reply)
(, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 17:25, Reply)
given the recent events elsewhere with brand/ross, but the premise behind him complaining in the first instance is not.
/humble opinion only
(, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 17:27, Reply)
I could understand if he specifically represented truck drivers.
edit: I'm not being argumentative. I'm just avoiding doing any work.
(, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 17:30, Reply)
It's not that I don't think he found it funny.
As I said above, his personal belief in the matter may differ from the general appearance he should be seen to give on behalf of those who voted him in.
After all, he may well have come in for stick for not speaking up or saying anything. Part of it definitely
jumping on the bandwagon, but the other part is being seen to do something, irrespective of if his personal views are the same or not.
Now, get on with work. Anything exciting?
(, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 17:37, Reply)