Andrew Marr recently stated, at the Cheltenham Literary Festival, that: "A lot of bloggers seem to be socially inadequate, pimpled, single, slightly seedy, bald, cauliflower-nosed young men sitting in their mother's basements and ranting. They are very angry people."
Let's see how accurate he is:
'socially inadequate' - Not Guilty
'pimpled' - Not for many years
'single' - Happily married
'slightly seedy' - I am not sure how to react to this one, what is 'slightly seedy'? Would Andrew Marr's definition of 'slightly seedy' include .... with a .... not my .... trying to hide .... with a super-....?
'bald' - Well, balding
'cauliflower-nosed' - What is a cauliflower nose? I have heard of boxers having cauliflower ears but never noses. Is this some sort of drugs reference?
'young men' - Middle aged
'sitting in their mother's basements' - Normally in my bedroom, sitting room or office
'ranting' - I try not to rant but maybe expressing views contrary to those of Andrew Marr and his clique is classified by him as ranting?
'They are very angry people.' - Guilty as charged, but there is a lot to be angry about especially the bias shown by the BBC.
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11 hours ago
2 comments:
"'cauliflower-nosed' - What is a cauliflower nose? I have heard of boxers having cauliflower ears but never noses."
Karl Malden comes to mind.
http://www.nndb.com/people/553/000022487/
Marr's comments reflect a fear not only of new technologies, but also of the erosion of privileges they encourage: http://bit.ly/bkYMd2
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