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A simpering, say-anything, dough-faced, preposterous waddler with a feeble, insincere voice and an irritating tendency to squat near the top of opinion polls, maybe; but an idiot, no.
Archive 2009-10-01 2009
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David Cameron was once a 40 year old simpering, say-anything, dough-faced, preposterous waddler who looked like he could possibly beat Gordon Brown in a general election.
Birthday Boy 2009
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Now he's a 43 year old simpering, say-anything, serious-faced, inane warbler who looks certain to do so.
Archive 2009-10-01 2009
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A simpering, say-anything, dough-faced, preposterous waddling idiot with a feeble, insincere voice and an irritating tendency to squat near the top of opinion polls.
Birthday Boy 2009
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Now he's a 43 year old simpering, say-anything, serious-faced, inane warbler who looks certain to do so.
Birthday Boy 2009
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A simpering, say-anything, dough-faced, preposterous waddling idiot with a feeble, insincere voice and an irritating tendency to squat near the top of opinion polls.
Archive 2009-10-01 2009
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David Cameron was once a 40 year old simpering, say-anything, dough-faced, preposterous waddler who looked like he could possibly beat Gordon Brown in a general election.
Archive 2009-10-01 2009
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A simpering, say-anything, dough-faced, preposterous waddler with a feeble, insincere voice and an irritating tendency to squat near the top of opinion polls, maybe; but an idiot, no.
Birthday Boy 2009
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The next generation has a special challenge: they are immersed in new, tempting outlets for loose talk and subverting authority, namely, the say-anything social networking sites and other web and wireless technologies.
Linda Keenan: Shadow Elite : McChrystal, Through the Looking Glass 2010
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The next generation has a special challenge: they are immersed in new, tempting outlets for loose talk and subverting authority, namely, the say-anything social networking sites and other web and wireless technologies.
Linda Keenan: Shadow Elite: McChrystal, Through the Looking Glass 2010
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