Things Noticeable this week

[charliels531]

Originally Posted by vannax

I'm not on Facebook, and I think she's as guilty as they come.

You are also, with all due respect, not living in the U.S.

You do know that relying on CNN for news is a sign of dementia, right?

[vannax]

Originally Posted by charliels531

You are also, with all due respect, not living in the U.S.

You do know that relying on CNN for news is a sign of dementia, right?

I don't recall saying I rely on it. CNN, NBC, ABC, CBC, BBC, Skynews, all for the demented, IMHO.
That being said, it does pull the rug from under your test, doesn't it?

[ultimatewarlord]

For God's sake don't give HRC someone else to blame for her h̶u̶m̶i̶l̶i̶a̶t̶i̶o̶n̶ defeat.

[Greenman]

Sorry stupid pre-emptive spelling on iPad earlier it should have read about Mark Zuckerburg "either he is a coward" not "rather"

Word does exist
compunctious. adjective. Feeling or expressing regret for one's sins or misdeeds: contrite, penitent, penitential, regretful, remorseful, repentant, sorry.

[scoundrel]

Originally Posted by Greenman

Sorry stupid pre-emptive spelling on iPad earlier it should have read about Mark Zuckerburg "either he is a coward" not "rather"

Word does exist
compunctious. adjective. Feeling or expressing regret for one's sins or misdeeds: contrite, penitent, penitential, regretful, remorseful, repentant, sorry.

I think you are barking up the wrong tree concerning Mark Zuckerburg. That fellow is unlikely to be worried about being questioned by a committee of British MPs, who is most cases probably know precious little about the internet, Facebook or social media. His non-attendance at a UK parliament committee probably stems from having more important things to do.

[rotobott]

Originally Posted by scoundrel

I think you are barking up the wrong tree concerning Mark Zuckerburg. That fellow is unlikely to be worried about being questioned by a committee of British MPs, who is most cases probably know precious little about the internet, Facebook or social media. His non-attendance at a UK parliament committee probably stems from having more important things to do.

Having not gone to a British public school, he would have been guilty anyway

[Puhbear69]

Originally Posted by scoundrel

I think you are barking up the wrong tree concerning Mark Zuckerburg. That fellow is unlikely to be worried about being questioned by a committee of British MPs, who is most cases probably know precious little about the internet, Facebook or social media. His non-attendance at a UK parliament committee probably stems from having more important things to do.

Also British MP's with an average brainpower could be well prepared by their employees.

Sure Zuckerberg would have more important things to do, making money from/with his members for example.

But how he would hurry up, as Facebook would be blocked in GB ?

[vannax]

Originally Posted by scoundrel

I think you are barking up the wrong tree concerning Mark Zuckerburg. That fellow is unlikely to be worried about being questioned by a committee of British MPs, who is most cases probably know precious little about the internet, Facebook or social media. His non-attendance at a UK parliament committee probably stems from having more important things to do.

At worse, he'll get the Martha Stewart treatment.

[Greenman]

The select committee were astonished at his reluctance to attend and it doesn't do to piss off the select committee.

[vannax]

Originally Posted by Greenman

The select committee were astonished at his reluctance to attend and it doesn't do to piss off the select committee.

What're they gonna do, impose a special "You Zuck" tax on British citizens, or, God forbid, deny him entry to the UK?