Farage and the posh pissed couple

eddie wrote:Did anyone see it last night on channel 4?

Thoughts?

Farage was game for a laugh and discussed his testicular cancer and near-death experiences and his first marriage.

I couldn't see Cameron, Milliband or Clegg doing this.
Not saying I'm a fan of Farage but he's certainly "natural" and speaks  language most of us understand.

He says he doesn't want to be PM, and, when challenged, explained that some go into politics to "be someone" and others to "do something"

I've always though that.


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/11293813/Five-things-we-learned-Nigel-Farage-meets-Goggleboxs-Steph-and-Dom.html

Ben_Reilly wrote:I know that whenever I decide I'd prefer to see less of a certain person, it's because of how much I like them

Nems wrote:

Ben_Reilly wrote:I know that whenever I decide I'd prefer to see less of a certain person, it's because of how much I like them

What?
What are you deciding?

eddie wrote:

Nems wrote:

What?
What are you deciding?

I'm confused too?

Original Quill wrote:

eddie wrote:

Nems wrote:

What?
What are you deciding?

I'm confused too?

Haha...I think it's called irony.  

Irn Bru wrote:I saw the programme and Farage came across really well as a pretty much ordinary guy. It's just a pity that UKIP policies don't extend much beyond the EU and immigration in any sort of detail that would make me want to support him or his party. There is more to running a country than just the EU and they are lacking in almost everything else.
His party is filled with so many activists who come across as bigots in every sense of the word.

Ben_Reilly wrote:

Original Quill wrote:

Haha...I think it's called irony.  

I don't get to do irony, I'm not only American, but Texan!