Robert Kilroy-Silk resurfaces...

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• Guest 640

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  17 November 2008     09:069366
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  That time of year has come again..that benevolent warming time of year that gives one last chance of desperate hope to the ageing hasbeen. Yes I speak of
  
  "Im a celebrity get me outa Heeeeere!!!"
  
  We have the usual eclectic mix of the hasbeen, the wannabe, and the desperate. Yes folks you can experience up close on a daily basis, the full bodied face lift and indeed well....yes... the full bodied massive mammary transplant. Its all heere for your delight and delectation and you get to see them eating maggots too!
  
  Into this mix comes the weirdly weird Robert Kilroy-Silk. One time topdog Labour MP then topdog daily TV host...until he made some comments of a racial nature which saw his coiffed TV persona dragged through the tabloid hedge backwards. He was sacked in spectacular style by the BBC upon this relevation(revelation even) of his inner most thoughts....and who could blame them! He went on then to lead UKIP, that well known political party for the little Englander. Was sacked from there too, invented then a new party of his own, the name escapes me, which had all the full blown meteoric rise of a Lead Brick in a swimming pool. It seems he has been an MEP in recent times and I wondered what had happened to him!?
  
  So here he is...back on a screen near you again...gawd help us all!
  email: dover7@msn.com
• Guest 644

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  17 November 2008     11:369367
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  I think his Party was/is called Veritas, though goodness knows what they stand for. I recall it was something vague about supporting Britain and the rights of British people, indeed, they are almost as ambiguous as the New Party.
• Guest 641

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  17 November 2008     11:449368
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  Where do they drag them up from? The BBC must be desperate, but silly me its the Z-listers who seem to be desperate to be noticed and Boy, does it work. As well as that they get paid as well, so they are onto a winner from the word go!
  
  Lol! re Kilroy-Silk, I used to like him but feel that he should change his name to Faux-Pas after the clangers that he has dropped over the years.
  
  Let the Games Begin !
• Guest 655

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  17 November 2008     11:539370
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  I dont like these programmes and will probably not be watching any of them but there is at least a real celebrity this time among the dross. The tennis player Martina Navratilova (?) surely doesnt need the money or exposure as she is a legend in her field is she not? I dont remember who else is involved as I have not taken much notice.
• Guest 666

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  17 November 2008     12:149371
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  Think I saw Sulu from the Starhip Enterprise enlisting for duties on IACGMOH.
  
  Oh dear! and with Captain Kirk flogging breakfast cereal too
  Oh Boy!, That'll be the day.........
• Guest 657

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  17 November 2008     12:489373
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  I won't be watching as A, I can't bear seeing people eating maggots or whatever and B, These programmes with Z list celebs bore me senseless. Is it just me or is the TV even more dire of late? 70 odd channels and still nothing to watch most of the time!
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• Brian Dixon

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  17 November 2008     14:529375
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  barry w s i think you will find the programe on itv not the bbc.my opinion should be put on some obsoleat sky channel.
• Guest 675

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  17 November 2008     15:049377
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  Heard on the news that George Takei was on the programme and it occured to me they could breath new life into the tired format by putting the whole cast of a programme in there. Who else would have considered watching if Shatner and Nimoy had been in there with him?
  Politics, it seems to me, for years, or all too long, has been concerned with right or left instead of right or wrong.
  Richard Armour
• Bern

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  17 November 2008     16:149381
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  Shatner and Nimoy would clinch it for me!! How about the cast of Dallas? I would pay good money to see JR feed the others to the crocs.....
• Guest 640

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  17 November 2008     19:489391
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  Ah thats the one Phil...Veritas. Rather a grand name for some extreme views. Its always rather amusing to see how some of these individuals with extreme views always assume they have vast amounts of support. But although people may pay some lip service to them, when it comes right down to it (at the ballotox) they run a mile!
  
  He has clearly been planted onto this Programme to cause uproar in the wider community. Time will tell.
  
  
  email: dover7@msn.com
• Bern

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  17 November 2008     20:429397
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  I rather like the idea of a ballotox....sounds mildly offensive yet democratic................
• howard mcsweeney1

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  17 November 2008     21:439402
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  i remember killjoy with his morning programme, thinking at the time, that television could not get lower.
  
  those programmes look quite highbrow now.
  
  
  has anyone here met in real life someone that has appeared on the "jeremy kyle show", my suspicion is that they all actors.
  
  i have seen people now and again that "f" and blind in the street and wag a finger, but i suspect that they did not do this until jezzer brought us his excellent show.
• Guest 672

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  17 November 2008     21:489404
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  Im a celeb ge t o u t o f h e r e
  
  I just like using smilies.
  
  Ian...
  grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.
• Bern

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  17 November 2008     21:499405
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• Guest 672

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  17 November 2008     22:319409
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  After my last posting I have hit the fridge. the wife has got IACGMOOH for half an hour , in between progs so she says.
  have to make one or two postings me thinks.
  
  isn't it funny how postings go up this time of year.
  
  Ian...
  grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.
• Bern

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  17 November 2008     22:489412
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  It's the cold - it forces postings upwards and into odd shapes. Check it out - any minute now a strange shaped posting will appear, and disappear before many see it. Quick.........................there is goes........................
• Guest 672

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  17 November 2008     23:029414
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  Bern.
  Never met you before.
  are we on the same wavelength or do we just suspect the same fings?
  
  Ian...
  grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.
• Guest 675

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  17 November 2008     23:339418
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  It's the power companies, sponser these programmes and all the kettles go on.
  Politics, it seems to me, for years, or all too long, has been concerned with right or left instead of right or wrong.
  Richard Armour
• Guest 643

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  17 November 2008     23:449421
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  Well I like it and watch it and Kilroy has to do the bushtucker trial tomorrow night so that should be good for a laugh!
  There's always a little truth behind every "Just kidding", a little emotion behind every "I don't care" and a little pain behind every "I'm ok".
• Brian Dixon

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  18 November 2008     08:109428
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  you sad people if you dont watch it it will go away,arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh

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