The next great entitlement

whodey

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16 Jun 09 11:19

FMF

Joined: 28 Oct 05
Moves: 34587

17 Jun 09 03:00

Originally posted by sh76
Ignore the man behind the curtain. 😠

Seriously though, I think you're watched "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" one too many times.

Seriously, you should watch British TV's "Yes Minister" and "Yes Prime Minister" from the 1980s. Margaret Thatcher's favourite comedy. And I think Trotskyites' favourite comedy too. A sure sign that it was getting at the truth.

Scriabin

Done Asking

Washington, D.C.

Joined: 11 Oct 06
Moves: 3464

17 Jun 09 03:13

Originally posted by FMF
Seriously, you should watch British TV's "Yes Minister" and "Yes Prime Minister" from the 1980s. Margaret Thatcher's favourite comedy. And I think Trotskyites' favourite comedy too. A sure sign that it was getting at the truth.

good advice. both were simply the best shows one could ask for.

I miss Nigel Hawthorne so very much.

kmax87

Irregardless

Joined: 09 Oct 04
Moves: 117107

17 Jun 09 03:22

Originally posted by Scriabin
good advice. both were simply the best shows one could ask for.

I miss Nigel Hawthorne so very much.

Inscrutably unscrupulous, magnanimously magnificent, mellifluously opaque.

whodey

Joined: 02 Jan 06
Moves: 12857

17 Jun 09 03:38

Originally posted by sh76
Ignore the man behind the curtain. 😠

Seriously though, I think you're watched "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" one too many times.

Your one of them, arn't you? 😠

joe beyser

Joined: 29 Mar 09
Moves: 816

20 Jun 09 12:41

Originally posted by Scriabin
good advice. both were simply the best shows one could ask for.

I miss Nigel Hawthorne so very much.

I kinda like Nigel Thornberry purty good.