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« Reply #25320 on: January 19, 2012, 09:01:50 PM »

In my experience, most posh clever people are not pricks.

On the contrary, they're usually pleasant, easy-going & open minded.
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« Reply #25321 on: January 19, 2012, 09:02:03 PM »

Maybe just me but I've always thought Ian Hislop has managed the rare feat of being able to come across as both posh and clever but not a complete prick.

Yes, but I'm not sure that the default for posh & clever people is to become an appendage.

I can lay claim to being 1 out of the 3, I believe.

 
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« Reply #25322 on: January 19, 2012, 09:03:17 PM »

In my experience, most posh clever people are not pricks.

On the contrary, they're usually pleasant, easy-going & open minded.

I am glad you found an inoffensive way of saying what I was thinking. You are, on this occasion, completely right, too.
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« Reply #25323 on: January 19, 2012, 09:04:01 PM »

Maybe just me but I've always thought Ian Hislop has managed the rare feat of being able to come across as both posh and clever but not a complete prick.

Yes, but I'm not sure that the default for posh & clever people is to become an appendage.

I can lay claim to being 1 out of the 3, I believe.

 

Hi clever posh pianoforte playing person. Are you an appendage?
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« Reply #25324 on: January 19, 2012, 09:04:23 PM »


Are you in that photograph, Geo? If so, let us guess which one you are......

Easy, easy

He hasn't changed a jot

this.

(presuming I've got the right boy, of course).

we should have a separate thread for people to post their old school pics so we can pick them out.  jeez i'm quite sad, aren't i?
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« Reply #25325 on: January 19, 2012, 09:04:26 PM »

BBC2 now Putin, Russia and the West.

Should be good viewing


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« Reply #25326 on: January 19, 2012, 09:05:14 PM »

Are you in that photograph, Geo? If so, let us guess which one you are......

It's a fabulous photo actually, & says a lot about the era.

Yes sir and I believe you will spot me instantly

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Too easy.

The person standing on the extreme right in the photo. You've not changed a bit.
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« Reply #25327 on: January 19, 2012, 09:06:33 PM »

Maybe just me but I've always thought Ian Hislop has managed the rare feat of being able to come across as both posh and clever but not a complete prick.

Yes, but I'm not sure that the default for posh & clever people is to become an appendage.

I can lay claim to being 1 out of the 3, I believe.

 

Hi clever posh pianoforte playing person. Are you an appendage?

I'd like to think not
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« Reply #25328 on: January 19, 2012, 09:07:24 PM »

'He's almost an institution these days, right up there with Stephen Fry.'

I don't know if that was off the top of your head Tony or if you had seen the same discussion I saw on some TV channel yesterday. There was a poll to decide which celebrity the general public thought would make a good Prime Minister, Stephen Fry was the clear number one but the main point of discussion was how nobody voted Ian Hislop on to the list instead of some of those on it.

1. Stephen Fry - 21.1%
2. Jeremy Clarkson - 13.0%
3. Joanna Lumley - 8.6%
4. Alan Sugar - 6.5%
5. JK Rowling - 5.2%
6. Simon Cowell - 4.8%
7. Hugh Grant - 4.1%
8. Trevor McDonald - 3.5%
9. Adele - 3.3%
10. David Beckham - 3.3%

Wot no Ian Hislop?

I did have  a bit of a chuckle when the Mrs said 'Well I can see why Hugh Grant is on the list, he was Prime Minister in Love Actually'
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« Reply #25329 on: January 19, 2012, 09:08:00 PM »

Are you in that photograph, Geo? If so, let us guess which one you are......

It's a fabulous photo actually, & says a lot about the era.

Yes sir and I believe you will spot me instantly

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Geo


Too easy.

The person standing on the extreme right in the photo. You've not changed a bit.

LOl, my first thoughts looking again is "Tighty does Mrs Doubtfire"

Geo
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« Reply #25330 on: January 19, 2012, 09:11:04 PM »

'He's almost an institution these days, right up there with Stephen Fry.'

I don't know if that was off the top of your head Tony or if you had seen the same discussion I saw on some TV channel yesterday. There was a poll to decide which celebrity the general public thought would make a good Prime Minister, Stephen Fry was the clear number one but the main point of discussion was how nobody voted Ian Hislop on to the list instead of some of those on it.

1. Stephen Fry - 21.1%
2. Jeremy Clarkson - 13.0%
3. Joanna Lumley - 8.6%
4. Alan Sugar - 6.5%
5. JK Rowling - 5.2%
6. Simon Cowell - 4.8%
7. Hugh Grant - 4.1%
8. Trevor McDonald - 3.5%
9. Adele - 3.3%
10. David Beckham - 3.3%

Wot no Ian Hislop?

I did have  a bit of a chuckle when the Mrs said 'Well I can see why Hugh Grant is on the list, he was Prime Minister in Love Actually'

No, it was off the top of my head, I never saw that programme. Thank God.

I assume it was jocular, not serious, that poll? Please say it was all in jest. I think I'd have to shoot myself if people really thought like that.
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« Reply #25331 on: January 19, 2012, 09:11:37 PM »

Adele? 3% of people voted for Adele?

FFS.
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« Reply #25332 on: January 19, 2012, 09:12:15 PM »

'He's almost an institution these days, right up there with Stephen Fry.'

I don't know if that was off the top of your head Tony or if you had seen the same discussion I saw on some TV channel yesterday. There was a poll to decide which celebrity the general public thought would make a good Prime Minister, Stephen Fry was the clear number one but the main point of discussion was how nobody voted Ian Hislop on to the list instead of some of those on it.

1. Stephen Fry - 21.1%
2. Jeremy Clarkson - 13.0%
3. Joanna Lumley - 8.6%
4. Alan Sugar - 6.5%
5. JK Rowling - 5.2%
6. Simon Cowell - 4.8%
7. Hugh Grant - 4.1%
8. Trevor McDonald - 3.5%
9. Adele - 3.3%
10. David Beckham - 3.3%

Wot no Ian Hislop?

I did have  a bit of a chuckle when the Mrs said 'Well I can see why Hugh Grant is on the list, he was Prime Minister in Love Actually'

David Beckham would make an excellent King I think, or a President in one of those countries where the President is largely ceremonial and the Prime Minister makes all of the big decisions.
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« Reply #25333 on: January 19, 2012, 09:12:48 PM »

Adele? 3% of people voted for Adele?

FFS.

And Becks, Cowell, Grant.....

Abandon hope, all ye who enter.....
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« Reply #25334 on: January 19, 2012, 09:12:59 PM »

Are you in that photograph, Geo? If so, let us guess which one you are......

It's a fabulous photo actually, & says a lot about the era.

Yes sir and I believe you will spot me instantly

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Geo


Too easy.

The person standing on the extreme right in the photo. You've not changed a bit.

LOl, my first thoughts looking again is "Tighty does Mrs Doubtfire"

Geo


I'd heard that, but thought it was just a rumour...
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