You cannot be serious ffs..

996 · #1 (**Post Link**) 22-01-12

Only in America eh

Newt Gingrich (

) A prospective challenger for the role of the worlds most powerful man

What is it with the Americans and idiotic names

Beam me ******* up Scottie

divadiva · #2 (**Post Link**) 22-01-12

You just get rantier, 966

Tirreni · #3 (**Post Link**) 22-01-12

Presumably he'd get on well with Ken Livingstone??

Alfafamily · #4 (**Post Link**) 22-01-12

In America he would be called Neth Livingstone. Short for Kenneth.

996 · #5 (**Post Link**) 22-01-12

Originally Posted by divadiva

You just get rantier, 966

Not sure if that's a good or bad thing

Originally Posted by Tirreni

Presumably he'd get on well with Ken Livingstone??

don't even think of mentioning Tony I grin like a Cheshire Cat Blair

mudhut · #6 (**Post Link**) 22-01-12

So may we count on your vote at the next election?

996 · #7 (**Post Link**) 22-01-12

Originally Posted by mudhut

So may we count on your vote at the next election?

Who is ...We ? If you don't mind me asking

#8 (**Post Link**) 22-01-12

I saw Ken Livinstone at Dartmouth castle a couple of years ago. It was nearly as surreal as the time I saw Arthur Scargill at Belfast city airport wearing a trilby and looking like a dead ringer for Paul Daniels.

mudhut · #9 (**Post Link**) 22-01-12

Originally Posted by 996

Who is ...We ? If you don't mind me asking

We are Blair and red Ken...

996 · #10 (**Post Link**) 22-01-12

Originally Posted by keithyboy

I saw Ken Livinstone at Dartmouth castle a couple of years ago. It was nearly as surreal as the time I saw Arthur Scargill at Belfast city airport wearing a trilby and looking like a dead ringer for Paul Daniels.

The mind boggles at the very thought

CobolMan · #11 (**Post Link**) 23-01-12

Lots of anagrams to Newt Gingrich. Back in the late '60s/early '70s the US Vice-President was Spiro Agnew, he was renamed Grow A Pen** by some of the US military.

VO2Max · #12 (**Post Link**) 23-01-12

VO2Max · #13 (**Post Link**) 23-01-12

Newt Gingrich is actually short for Newton Gingernut-Richtea. But he didn't want to sound like he was quintessentially posh-English because he'd never get elected.

996 · #14 (**Post Link**) 23-01-12

Originally Posted by CobolMan

Lots of anagrams to Newt Gingrich. Back in the late '60s/early '70s the US Vice-President was Spiro Agnew, he was renamed Grow A Pen** by some of the US military.

Originally Posted by VO2Max

Newt Gingrich is actually short for Newton Gingernut-Richtea. But he didn't want to sound like he was quintessentially posh-English because he'd never get elected.

wattfield · #15 (**Post Link**) 23-01-12

Newt Gingritch?

Didn't he steal Christmas??

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