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How do we contact this Piers?!

sjfcontrol wrote:

Frankie wrote:I'm in his home country now and everyone I asked so far has said they don't want him back. He's america's wanker now has been a common theme when his name comes up.

ah, ah, ahhh! You bread him, you own him!

Sorry for the confusion, I am an American in the UK for work so I want nothing to do with him. And as I'm learning, neither do his own countryman. I'd gladly book this bafoon a one way coach class ticket with my airline miles.

Frankie wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

Frankie wrote:I'm in his home country now and everyone I asked so far has said they don't want him back. He's america's wanker now has been a common theme when his name comes up.

ah, ah, ahhh! You bread him, you own him!

Sorry for the confusion, I am an American in the UK for work so I want nothing to do with him. And as I'm learning, neither do his own countryman. I'd gladly book this bafoon a one way coach class ticket with my airline miles.

I was just teasing, and actually i was talking to the people you asked about him, not you directly.

sjfcontrol wrote:Maybe the members of this forum should get together and throw a going-away party for him!

Oh, we will...whether he leaves or not. It will be May 3-5 at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston.

Frankie wrote:I'm in his home country now and everyone I asked so far has said they don't want him back. He's america's wanker now has been a common theme when his name comes up.

My friends across the pond all say the same thing.

He made himself personna non grata in his own country. Now he's here and still making a donkey of himself. He is also a big coward. He could not understand how volunteer firemen at West, Texas could be so courageous as to enter the fertilizer facility to fight that fire and then more of them come after the explosion. I guess that he was projecting his own cowardice on eveybody else.

Took me a few minutes to process the 'bread' comment. I was not considering a yeast product at the time. I probably should have, as be does blow-up often, with no real result.

Did anyone happen to catch Joe Scarborough on Morinig Joe today?

I thought he was gonna have a meltdown. And he dares call himself a Conservative!


Yes, I watch MSNBC in the morning while I get ready for work!
Fox & Friends hurts my intelligence! I can’t imagine 3 dumber people to have on TV first thing in the morning!

Hold it - A few years back, Gretchen Carlson told Bill O'Reilly she's a Deep Thinker.

To his credit, all he did was grin a little. I was so startled this "No Talent" would be so arrogant, it was all I could do to keep from throwing something at my t.v. She replaced the talented E.D. Hill and the show has gone precipitously downhill with her departure.

Yes, Brian Kilmeade is an oblivious light weight too, but that capped it - I no longer watch F&F's in the morning. Listening to a double dose of banality out the two is just not tolerable.

Steve Doocy is only thing holding the audience, but sadly, he's not enough...

If it's on TV before noon, it doesn't exist. Who the heck is up at that time of the day??

signed

Old Retired Person

StewNTexas wrote:Took me a few minutes to process the 'bread' comment. I was not considering a yeast product at the time. I probably should have, as be does blow-up often, with no real result.

Alright -- should have been bred -- darn spell corrector!

sjfcontrol,

I'm a relatively decent speller, but often enough I leave out a word here and there and thus my posts at times look bizarre. Sigh...but I know the intelligence of this group will fill in the right word given the context and kindly do not ridicule/tease me.

I'm grateful.

I knew you meant bred.

Big deal, you misspelled a word.

No biggy.

Everyone one of us make errors here be they speeeeeeeeling or poor word choice or even a forgotten word.

If one participates - errors will occasionally occur and should be graciously overlooked.

(unless I'm criticizing, then it's ok)

Still waiting for that idiot to leave

The first two or three times I watched Piers, I thought to myself, boy this sure is better than Larry King.

I was wrong.