Baroness Warsi, Tory Chairwoman

[artisan]

Isn't it slightly nincompoopish to post the same thing twice?

It didn't sound any more mature the second time round.

 

We have your measure, now go steady.

[hitch_1980]

Typical Tory Simpleton.

 

lol, are you saying that labour is not family orientated

[mj.scuba]

lol, are you saying that labour is not family orientated

 

Of course Labour are family orientated. They love thier single mom 10 kids by 10 dads families that they can throw money at for the rest of their lives.

[wednesday1]

Typical Tory Simpleton.

 

 

Bang on the money!

[hitch_1980]

Bang on the money!

 

So a simpleton is someone who visits family and interacts with people.....ummm......nice logic

[Phanerothyme]

Come on you NuLabour trolls, is this the best you can do? It seems that the quality of your trolling is what's "definitely on their [sic] downward roll".

 

 

Two points.

 

1. Conventionally [sic] is a slightly turgid way of denoting errors in verbatim quotes, to escape responsibility for reproducing a mistake. In this case there is no mistake. "Their" is the correct third person possessive plural adjective in the sentence concerned, and your "[sic]" is misplaced.

 

2. You were owned by Enoch Mellor 134 years ago:

… demur to the cheap insinuation of ignorance which can lie in bracketed sic.

 

If you're going to use "[sic]" at least make sure you place it in quoted text that actually has a mistake in it. Or you might end up looking faintly stupid.

[wednesday1]

Two points.

 

1. Conventionally [sic] is a slightly turgid way of denoting errors in verbatim quotes, to escape responsibility for reproducing a mistake. In this case there is no mistake. "Their" is the correct third person possessive plural adjective in the sentence concerned, and your "[sic]" is misplaced.

 

 

 

oooooh Mr Superior ain't goona like that. Further down his post he also spelt realise as 'realize' too!

[hitch_1980]

Two points.

 

1. Conventionally [sic] is a slightly turgid way of denoting errors in verbatim quotes, to escape responsibility for reproducing a mistake. In this case there is no mistake. "Their" is the correct third person possessive plural adjective in the sentence concerned, and your "[sic]" is misplaced.

 

 

 

oooooh Mr Superior ain't goona like that. Further down his post he also spelt realise as 'realize' too!

 

Maybe hes a closet american....as they spell it as "realize"

[Phanerothyme]

Baroness Warsi recommended that women "keep a banana in their handbag" on Question Time last night.

 

Is she so busy that she can only appear on QT every third week?

[donkey]

What a vile woman she seems to be.

I have just been watching Question Time.

She has a vile sneer, and was trying to intimidate Sayna Budarbhi, (how ever you spell his name) by glaring and sneering at him, throughout.

 

And she has an accent like a latterday wash house woman.

Where did they drag her up from?

If she is the Chairwoman of the Tories, then they are definitely on their downward roll.

 

She is cold, superior, disdainful, cunning and without pity. A perfect old school Tory I would have thought (apart from not being a white man). All she needs is some training at Smarmy Dave's Academy of Feigning Compassion for the Riff Raff, and she will fit right in.