Another Stupid Speech...
Sadly this excerpt misses out our PM's mention of Hitler but he finds at virtually opportunity a way to compare today or play on the spirit of the British people when we were at war as in WWII...some of that can be seen here...
It's War!
Even Jeremy Hardy the comedian isn't particular impressed as said in a recent Twitter entry...
Can't link but here's one of his posts...
Jeremy Hardy@JeremyJHardy
It's War!
Even Jeremy Hardy the comedian isn't particular impressed as said in a recent Twitter entry...
Can't link but here's one of his posts...
Jeremy Hardy
Cameron likens our economic problems to WW2. We didn't rely on the private sector to defeat Hitler, Dave, you chinless pudding.
posted by The Great Gildersleeve | 7:51 pm
5 Comments:
"economic equivalent of war" is nothing like what Hardy says. who is he...probably a lefty TV sleb? certainly not very clever.
Yes, I think you could say that Span...but he is often entertaining and it makes a change from so many of today's standups who are right wing or those who pretend to be leaning to the left, he is on a tour at present, if I had been flush for cash(or not thinking whether I will have money in the future)I might have gone to see him locally a few weeks ago.
I did see a great live act in Bishop Auckland Town Hall very intimate venue...Richard Digance...the ticket was cheap but he overan(I did not want to miss any of it)and the last bus had gone so had to use a taxi which added a silly amount of money to the night!
The reason probably was because it started at 8pm instead of 7.30pm and so many wanted to have signed CD's and books...which were signed in the interval.
Who would have thought he would appear at such a small venue...good on him...
My first so called "Folk Night" It was great. The opening act I discovered had played at my town...the previous night.
For a town the size mine is I amazed at how few live events happen and that everyone has to travel to other towns...
Folk can be good, country too, any music can be enjoyable in small doses. Where I live I don't think there are any live events apart from a small theatre, certainly no concerts (ignoring pub live bands of course)
There is a connection regarding that town hall...over 76 years ago my Mum sung in a school choir there with her proud parents watching, then there am I over 76 years later watching my first show there.
Really intimate venue and close to the performers but virtually all seats taken. He had to work the room but everyone enjoyed it and gave him deserved applause. So hopefully he felt that it was worth attending.
He had never thought he would appear there but admitted no one had ever asked him before.
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