Question Time menu

Imagine you were in charge of catering for tonight's Question Time and had 
been asked to supply a dish for each individual panellist which *you* 
thought they might enjoy after the programme was finished.

Any suggestions?

The panellists:

Jack Straw MP, Justice Secretary
Baroness Warsi, Conservative spokeswoman for community cohesion
Chris Huhne MP, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman
Nick Griffin MEP, the leader of the British National Party
Bonnie Greer, playwright and author

-- 
Pete

On Oct 22, 5:10 pm, "Pete"  wrote:
> Question Time menu
>
> Imagine you were in charge of catering for tonight's Question Time and had
> been asked to supply a dish for each individual panellist which *you*
> thought they might enjoy after the programme was finished.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> The panellists:
>
> Jack Straw MP, Justice Secretary
> Baroness Warsi, Conservative spokeswoman for community cohesion
> Chris Huhne MP, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman
> Nick Griffin MEP, the leader of the British National Party
> Bonnie Greer, playwright and author
>
> --
> Pete

As I've been out all day I'm rushing to cook something for supper, so
I can only design one dish; for Nick Griffin, poulet a la arsenic.

Judith

"Judith in France"  wrote in message 
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On Oct 22, 5:10 pm, "Pete"  wrote:
> Question Time menu
>
> Imagine you were in charge of catering for tonight's Question Time and had
> been asked to supply a dish for each individual panellist which *you*
> thought they might enjoy after the programme was finished.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> The panellists:
>
> Jack Straw MP, Justice Secretary
> Baroness Warsi, Conservative spokeswoman for community cohesion
> Chris Huhne MP, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman
> Nick Griffin MEP, the leader of the British National Party
> Bonnie Greer, playwright and author
>
> --
> Pete

As I've been out all day I'm rushing to cook something for supper, so
I can only design one dish; for Nick Griffin, poulet a la arsenic.

Judith

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Reply:

LOL! Could you possibly let Mr. Straw taste it for seasoning first?

-- 
Pete

On Oct 22, 5:21 pm, "Pete"  wrote:
> "Judith in France"  wrote in messagenews:e22bf3d7-6fab-4305-9896-493a1ef710bc@31g2000vbf.googlegroups.com...
> On Oct 22, 5:10 pm, "Pete"  wrote:
>
>
>
> > Question Time menu
>
> > Imagine you were in charge of catering for tonight's Question Time and had
> > been asked to supply a dish for each individual panellist which *you*
> > thought they might enjoy after the programme was finished.
>
> > Any suggestions?
>
> > The panellists:
>
> > Jack Straw MP, Justice Secretary
> > Baroness Warsi, Conservative spokeswoman for community cohesion
> > Chris Huhne MP, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman
> > Nick Griffin MEP, the leader of the British National Party
> > Bonnie Greer, playwright and author
>
> > --
> > Pete
>
> As I've been out all day I'm rushing to cook something for supper, so
> I can only design one dish; for Nick Griffin, poulet a la arsenic.
>
> Judith
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
> Reply:
>
> LOL! Could you possibly let Mr. Straw taste it for seasoning first?
>
> --
> Pete

Pete behave, methinks you have been watching some episodes of
Rome? :-)

Judith

On 2009-10-22 17:13:15 +0100, Judith in France 
 said:

> On Oct 22, 5:10 pm, "Pete"  wrote:
>> Question Time menu
>> 
>> Imagine you were in charge of catering for tonight's Question Time and ha
> d
>> been asked to supply a dish for each individual panellist which *you*
>> thought they might enjoy after the programme was finished.
>> 
>> Any suggestions?
>> 
>> The panellists:
>> 
>> Jack Straw MP, Justice Secretary
>> Baroness Warsi, Conservative spokeswoman for community cohesion
>> Chris Huhne MP, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman
>> Nick Griffin MEP, the leader of the British National Party
>> Bonnie Greer, playwright and author
>> 
>> --
>> Pete
> 
> As I've been out all day I'm rushing to cook something for supper, so
> I can only design one dish; for Nick Griffin, poulet a la arsenic.
> 
> Judith

Ray wants to watch it.  I'm going to bury my head in my book because 
politics make me so cross - no real question of honour, what's best for 
the country, duty etc. but all is party politics and I loathe it.  It's 
all about each party wanting to stay in power to impose its will on the 
country and line its members' pockets.  If, for example, Gordon Brown 
actually cared about this country rather than his Party and his own 
salary, he'd have called an election weeks ago.  Nonetheless, I don't 
agree that he should be 'banned' from appearing as some have tried to 
do.  Nick Griffin leads a party that has returned two MEPs and we need 
to know what's going on.  Stifling debate doesn't achieve that.
-- 
Sacha

On Oct 22, 6:50 pm, Sacha  wrote:
> On 2009-10-22 17:13:15 퍝, Judith in France
>  said:
>
>
>
> > On Oct 22, 5:10 pm, "Pete"  wrote:
> >> Question Time menu
>
> >> Imagine you were in charge of catering for tonight's Question Time and ha
> > d
> >> been asked to supply a dish for each individual panellist which *you*
> >> thought they might enjoy after the programme was finished.
>
> >> Any suggestions?
>
> >> The panellists:
>
> >> Jack Straw MP, Justice Secretary
> >> Baroness Warsi, Conservative spokeswoman for community cohesion
> >> Chris Huhne MP, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman
> >> Nick Griffin MEP, the leader of the British National Party
> >> Bonnie Greer, playwright and author
>
> >> --
> >> Pete
>
> > As I've been out all day I'm rushing to cook something for supper, so
> > I can only design one dish; for Nick Griffin, poulet a la arsenic.
>
> > Judith
>
> Ray wants to watch it.  I'm going to bury my head in my book because
> politics make me so cross - no real question of honour, what's best for
> the country, duty etc. but all is party politics and I loathe it.  It's
> all about each party wanting to stay in power to impose its will on the
> country and line its members' pockets.  If, for example, Gordon Brown
> actually cared about this country rather than his Party and his own
> salary, he'd have called an election weeks ago.  Nonetheless, I don't
> agree that he should be 'banned' from appearing as some have tried to
> do.  Nick Griffin leads a party that has returned two MEPs and we need
> to know what's going on.  Stifling debate doesn't achieve that.
> --
> Sacha

I have listened to Nick Griffin and I am concerned at what I hear.  I
am entitled to vote in General Elections in the UK, for the time time
ever, I am wondering who??  However, it will not be for Nick Griffin's
lot.

Judith

On 2009-10-22 23:17:54 +0100, Judith in France 
 said:

> On Oct 22, 6:50 pm, Sacha  wrote:
>> On 2009-10-22 17:13:15 +0100, Judith in France
>>  said:
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On Oct 22, 5:10 pm, "Pete"  wrote:
>>>> Question Time menu
>> 
>>>> Imagine you were in charge of catering for tonight's Question Time and
>  ha
>>> d
>>>> been asked to supply a dish for each individual panellist which *you*
>>>> thought they might enjoy after the programme was finished.
>> 
>>>> Any suggestions?
>> 
>>>> The panellists:
>> 
>>>> Jack Straw MP, Justice Secretary
>>>> Baroness Warsi, Conservative spokeswoman for community cohesion
>>>> Chris Huhne MP, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman
>>>> Nick Griffin MEP, the leader of the British National Party
>>>> Bonnie Greer, playwright and author
>> 
>>>> --
>>>> Pete
>> 
>>> As I've been out all day I'm rushing to cook something for supper, so
>>> I can only design one dish; for Nick Griffin, poulet a la arsenic.
>> 
>>> Judith
>> 
>> Ray wants to watch it.  I'm going to bury my head in my book because
>> politics make me so cross - no real question of honour, what's best for
>> the country, duty etc. but all is party politics and I loathe it.  It's
>> all about each party wanting to stay in power to impose its will on the
>> country and line its members' pockets.  If, for example, Gordon Brown
>> actually cared about this country rather than his Party and his own
>> salary, he'd have called an election weeks ago.  Nonetheless, I don't
>> agree that he should be 'banned' from appearing as some have tried to
>> do.  Nick Griffin leads a party that has returned two MEPs and we need
>> to know what's going on.  Stifling debate doesn't achieve that.
>> --
>> Sacha
> 
> I have listened to Nick Griffin and I am concerned at what I hear.  I
> am entitled to vote in General Elections in the UK, for the time time
> ever, I am wondering who??  However, it will not be for Nick Griffin's
> lot.
> 
> Judith

Well, R has turned it off and gone to bed.  He said it was something 
not far short of bear-baiting.
-- 
Sacha

"Judith in France"  wrote in message 
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I have listened to Nick Griffin and I am concerned at what I hear.  I
am entitled to vote in General Elections in the UK, for the time time
ever, I am wondering who??  However, it will not be for Nick Griffin's
lot.

Judith

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You were very, very lucky if you could listen to Nick Griffen. I'm just 
listening to the last few minutes of the programme now and Nick Griffin has 
not been allowed to speak freely at any time during the whole programme.

Incidentally, I know who Mr. Griffin is, as I know who Jack Straw and the 
Huhne guy are.

Just who *was* the "Lady" and why on earth should she appear? (Well, she 
failed at her attempt as an MP and was then appointed to the House Of Lords. 
Par for the course, innit?)

And exactly *WHO* was the *AMERICAN* deputy of something or the other??

I know I for one will be looking further in to the BNP's policies with a 
most definite view to possibly supporting them.

-- 
Pete

On Oct 22, 11:40 pm, "Pete"  wrote:

> I know I for one will be looking further in to the BNP's policies with a
> most definite view to possibly supporting them.

You clearly deserve each other.

"CP"  wrote in message 
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On Oct 22, 11:40 pm, "Pete"  wrote:

>> I know I for one will be looking further in to the BNP's policies with a
>> most definite view to possibly supporting them.

>You clearly deserve each other.

You sound just like any one of the non BNP panel members ...

So, are you ...

1] Jack Straw... (are you now, or have you ever been, a communist maybe ? 
... )

2] or maybe "Lady" Muck... (remind me, why were you appointed to the House 
Of Lords after failing to be elected to the House of Commons?)

3] or maybe that US woman who seems to be a Deputy of something British... 
(remind me, why were you appointed to your job?)

 ... or maybe, the consolation prize, just another Huhne... sounds about 
right.

So, CP, take your pick!

You are clearly one of the above!

p.s. Give me a valid answer to questions 1], 2] & 3] and I will engage you 
in common intercourse.

Fail to answer any of those questions *just as your pals did on the 
programme* and I will treat you with the contempt you and your bullying 
types deserve.

The choice is your very own! Go for it CP!

-- 
Pete

On Oct 23, 12:28 am, "Pete"  wrote:
> "CP"  wrote in message
>
> news:1a0c67e2-6ea7-4df7-8a57-59cd036dc585@l31g2000vbp.googlegroups.com...
> On Oct 22, 11:40 pm, "Pete"  wrote:
>
> >> I know I for one will be looking further in to the BNP's policies with a
> >> most definite view to possibly supporting them.
> >You clearly deserve each other.
>
> You sound just like any one of the non BNP panel members ...

And you sound as deranged as Nick Griffin.
Case closed.

"CP"  wrote in message 
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> And you sound as deranged as Nick Griffin.

You mean to say you couldn't answer even ONE of them questions?

> Case closed.

Hahahahahahahahahahaha!

You are Jack Straw AICMFP!

-- 
Pete

"CP"  wrote in message 
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> And you sound as deranged as Nick Griffin.

Yes dear.

> Case closed.

Hahahahahahahaha!

You are Jack Straw AICMFP!

-- 
Pete