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I still fail to see how an Oxford education would improve Graham's ability to fight the corner for Hyndburn. He is erudite and knowledgeable about the things which are pertinent to his position as MP for this borough so why would a classical education be of any significance? If anything, a percieved 'Oxford toff' probably wouldn't have been voted in. |
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Oh for goodness sake, Ken, read my post again. I wasn't suggesting that Graham should be educated at Oxford, he is a bit long in the tooth for that but pointing out to him that Dennis Skinner was educated there, and as such, is likley to be a good deal more complex a character than his impression of plain speaking honesty might at first sight suggest. My warning was for Graham to be careful, graduates of Oxford University can be slippery characters. Dennis Skinner has not been able to hang on to his seat and dance on and off the National Executive Committee for over forty years just by dint of plain speaking, there is more to him than just that.
What is it with you labour types, do you always have to be so depressingly defensive? Chips are meant to be eaten, not worn as a item of fashion. |
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Bob - maybe your verbose, embellished style of writing leads to misunderstandings.
Do you really speak like that in conversations face to face? PS. or are you Irish? - I have found that they say 6 words when 3 would do :D |
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Hi Margaret, perhaps you would prefer it if I wrote in monosyllables or textspeak. I am not Irish and I resent the implication that I might be.
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PS some really nice people are Irish, but I never had enough patience to finish reading Ulysses |
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I have never experienced the temptation to even consider reading 'Ulysses', let alone finish it. And I am afraid Daniel O'Donell just makes me want to vomit.
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Ulysses is no more than a bedtime story for grown-ups; lie in bed, read the first page and by half way through the second you will be fast asleep. It's boring nonsense, the pages fit only for lining the bottom of your budgie cage.
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Best Regards - Taggy |
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