October 13th, 2006

Sion’s Sky Meltdown "Be Quiet While I Speak"


He didn’t exactly shine in this BBC piece either.


14 Comments

  1. 1
    LG Test Blog says:

    The funniest thing about that clip is without doubt his hair style.

  2. 2
    Harry Basset says:

    He looks, sounds and acts like a Prescott clone. Scary.

  3. 3
    Reactionary Snob says:

    What a smug, unkempt idiot. What an offensive, odious jumped-up little tosspot prick.

    RS

  4. 4
    SecretCentrist says:

    “Tom’s a proper blogger”

    No, I’M the biggest blogger, I’m the biggest blogger! How dare david cameron jump on the bandwagon!

    First rule of spoof comedy: leave it to people who are actually funny, like Chris Morris. Or Guido Fawkes. Not Sion Simon. Obviously. Ahem.

  5. 5
    Anonymous says:

    “we are sufficiently incapable of running Birmingham” – Sion Simon MP, Labour (Erdington), Hansard 11th Dec 2002.

    Know we see why sion lol

  6. 6
    mutleythedog says:

    I watched it in slo mo and with no sound – thats even funnier – he looks like the weird one from The Monkees

  7. 7
    KieKie says:

    What a horribly rude little man he is.

  8. 8
    Doctor Fegg says:

    Astonishing.

    Apparently his job as a Labour MP is to support the Labour Government and work for its re-election. I thought it was to work for the interests of his constituents. Maybe I’m just old-fashioned.

  9. 9
    the Jake says:

    A quote from the loveable Mr Simon – taken from his review of Jeremy Paxman’s book..

    “Paxman’s medium is television. This does not mean that he can write. And by the standards against which I’m sure he would want to be judged, he can’t. Not that his prose is unreadable; it’s just not very good. Quoting bad writing is cruel. But, hey, Paxo’s a journalist who can’t write; I’m a politician who can.”

    I’m very much looking forward to Mr Paxman’s review of Mr Simon’s attempt at television. Actually, it’s pretty much the same self-important, pomopous shite that he writes in the review.

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2002/11/10/bopax10.xml

    Do you think he was bullied at school ?

  10. 10
    Anonymous says:

    The glazed expression at 3:58 is priceless

  11. 11
    Rog says:

    This wanky knob-end is an MP?

    Welcome to 21st century UK politics.

    I really must do more penance for being an (ex) Labour voter.

    PS: Doesn’t say much for the denizens of Erdington either, that they voted for this sub-cretin, does it?

  12. 12
    alex b says:

    One word – Hunt.
    Two words – Absolute Hunt.

  13. 13
    Anonymous says:

    Good God – this thing is an MP? I REALLY REALLY feel sorry for his constituents. How on earth did he persuade them to vote for him. He is the biggest arsehole I have EVER seen.

  14. 14
    rexie says:

    He’s like the pseud in the lower 6th who’s learned a new word – “egregious” – but can’t be bothered to look it up to find what it means before using it.

    His New Labour “insider” columns in the Daily Telegraph in the late 90s exuded the same combination of arrogance and ignorance.


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