October 8th, 2009

Quote of the Day

Iain Dale said

“I almost fell asleep at the fringe meeting I was chairing.”


7 Comments

  1. 1
    Dick the Prick says:

    So did every one else!

  2. 2

    But only “almost” :)

  3. 3
    Hard E Charleswidge says:

    He didn’t have that much booze last night!

  4. 4
    Hard E Charleswidge says:

    While I remember, Mr Fawkes, I think you could donate a small fortune if you joined Iain’s “diet for heroes” scheme.

  5. 5
    Simon Cook says:

    almost…? Definite chin descending onto chest with sudden jerk upwards…. I’d call that “actually”!

  6. 6
    Iain Dale says:

    It was better than that – I almost fell asleep while talking at the fringe meeting I was chairing…

  7. 7
    Nick says:

    The subject did appear rather dry for an 8.30am meeting: something about ships and carbon.

    Even the offer of a “free” [TANSTAAFL] full english breakfast wasn’t enough to tempt I’m afraid, so although slightly late I progressed to the NSPCC/Michael Gove meeting (which was fascinating).



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