Nick Griffin - BNP Leader to appear on BBC's 'Question Time'

by **Q. Reese** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 07:32

Rob ITST wrote:Gotcha. Basically, you have your rednecks too.

Boy, that was bold to type that. :shock:

by **jayl0ve** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 07:52

That's how he got his nickname...Rob 'Bold' ITST

by **Rob ITST** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 07:56

I could type really bold if I wanted.

by **beltic caldy** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 09:29

lol!!! got y'all beat here i reckon.....i'm typing this on my BLACKBERRY 9000

GAME OVER

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by **Chederer** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 15:44

redneck----what about hillbilly's?

by **djarvik** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 15:53

CHEDERER wrote:redneck----what about hillbilly's?

Thank god I don't have neither in my trailer park.

by **Rob ITST** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 15:58

CHEDERER wrote:redneck----what about hillbilly's?

I reckon Hillbillies don't concern demselves with poleticks. They also don't know how to use apostrophes, or pluralize words that end in "y".

by **beltic caldy** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 16:11

Lol!!!! Can see this one headin' downhill like a squirrel in a moonshine jug.....

by **emate007** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 16:19

by **Chederer** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 16:29

ya'll don't have nothin on me......coz i'm fixin to---fixin to what? i aint tellin you

by **Chederer** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 16:31

Rob ITST wrote:
CHEDERER wrote:redneck----what about hillbilly's?

I reckon Hillbillies don't concern demselves with poleticks. They also don't know how to use apostrophes, or pluralize words that end in "y".

are you sayin im a hillbillie from texas? or are you sayin you are a coon from Louisiana?

the 5 most used words from my grandpa are "boy, ill tell you what" but, its more like 4 words "I tell you-yhut"---but in fact its even more like 1 word "Itellyou-yhut" after one day with my grandpa thats all i hear in my head "Itellyou-yhut" "Itellyou-yhut" "Itellyou-yhut" "Itellyou-yhut" "Itellyou-yhut" "Itellyou-yhut" "Itellyou-yhut" AHHHHHHH

by **Rob ITST** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 16:32

I'm a Hillbilly from Arkansas actually.

by **Chederer** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 16:36

Rob ITST wrote:I'm a Hillbilly from Arkansas actually.

ha ha ha, so is my grandpa "I-tell-you-yhut"

by **fedfan** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 17:18

He looked like a total dim-wit who was underprepared and floundering to get any sort of solid point across. Saying that the program did become a bit farcical by having a selective audience, surely it would have been more insightful to have some audience member there who do vote BNP to try and establish what attracts them to the party.

Also apart from a writer who was on the panel with him I don't think any of the others did particularly well or contributed much to the discussion.

Today in a scripted PR exercise he was saying how having the show in London which has been "ethnically cleansed" wasn't fair, I mean just using words like that is purely to get a reaction and extend the coverage they are getting at the moment.

The other political parties need to address why some voters are looking to the BNP, it's easy for people just to assume it is only white racists who would support them when it is not neccesarily the case.

The whole political system in the UK has become a joke over the last few years with so much going on away from the actual business of the state of the country, people are generally dissapointed with the whole affair at the minute.

by **Q. Reese** » Fri, 23 Oct 2009 17:54

Rob ITST wrote:
CHEDERER wrote:redneck----what about hillbilly's?

I reckon Hillbillies don't concern demselves with poleticks. They also don't know how to use apostrophes, or pluralize words that end in "y".

Haha. That is funny Rob. Good one. :lol:

To be fair, not all of them are like that.

Nick Griffin - BNP Leader to appear on BBC's 'Question Time'

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