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Subject: BS: New Years Honours List From: Acorn4 Date: 30 Dec 11 - 03:14 PM OK, this is a bit of fun for those of you in the UK. The honours lists have in the past given us such worthies as these:- Sir Mark Thatcher Sir Jeffrey Archer Sir Fred Goodwin So to keep up the tradition of honouring worthy people how about a list of knighthoods for worthy citizens for 2012 ; to start the ball rolling:- Sir Jeremy Clarkson Sir Peter Andre Dame Katie Price Dame Cheryl Cole anyone like to continue? |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: DMcG Date: 30 Dec 11 - 03:32 PM Dame Rebekah Mary Brooks Dame Claire Perry |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: MGM·Lion Date: 30 Dec 11 - 04:57 PM Actually, it was LORD Archer! |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: Acorn4 Date: 30 Dec 11 - 05:02 PM I think Mark T got his cos Dad was a baronet or something, but just the principle reallly. |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: Acorn4 Date: 30 Dec 11 - 05:34 PM Actually, if Cheryl gets one it's only fair to have:- Sir Ashley Cole |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: Bainbo Date: 30 Dec 11 - 05:40 PM I'd be surprised if Ronnie Corbett didn't get something. That would make him the shortest knight of the year. ...I'll get me coat of arms |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: gnu Date: 30 Dec 11 - 05:57 PM Gary John Owens of New Brunswick, Canada, who put up with a lotta shit this year and is still alive, fer now, and, who didn't have to endure the relentless attacks on his socio-economic position on the face of this earth near as much as most people in the world. I'd nominate the poor who provide the rich with their wealth. Perhaps this thread is about rich people who do good for the poor? I sure as fuck hope so. On accounta the poor are havin a hard time. Sorry if that isn't in the spirit of the thread. Maybe I just don't understand the thread. If that is the case, please ignore the ignorant Canuck in the corner of the room muttering to himself. |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: Jack the Sailor Date: 30 Dec 11 - 06:08 PM The Order of Canada is what you need Gnu. "A Molson's Canadian for me and a rum and Coke for my buddy." is my favorite order of Canada. |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: Acorn4 Date: 30 Dec 11 - 06:13 PM The thread has its tongue very firmly in its cheek so no offence will be taken at anything! |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: Rapparee Date: 30 Dec 11 - 06:32 PM Well, USians COULD be on the list (really!), so how about the Kardashian sisters, Paris Hilton, Lindsey Lohan, Newt Gingerich, Sarah Palin, or Rick Perry? Then we could have them arrested for unconstitutionally using titles and patents of nobility.... |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: gnu Date: 30 Dec 11 - 07:00 PM Thanks JtS... I'll be havin a London Dock... >;-) That's an inside Canuck... ahhh... Maritimer... ahhh... Newfoundland kinda joke... thing. Nevermind. I'll sip it slow... that should explain it a wee bit. Some shockin good me son, me son. |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: Arthur_itus Date: 30 Dec 11 - 07:52 PM Sir Doug Ellis - ex Chairman of Aston Villa Deadly Doug by name Deadly Doug by nature. |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: The Sandman Date: 30 Dec 11 - 08:55 PM Sir Dick Miles,ex lunatic, worshipper of the tide |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: Dave Hanson Date: 31 Dec 11 - 03:21 AM Rupert Murdoch and son for services to the mobile [ cell ] phone industry. Dave H |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: Jim McLean Date: 31 Dec 11 - 04:38 AM Bainbo, I wrote a song way back in the sixties called The Royal Horses. One verse went: Gordon Richards, rode a couple of winners So the Queen asked him up to the palace for his dinner. She fed him on champagne, caviar and beer, And he was made the shortest night of the year. |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: Roger the Skiffler Date: 31 Dec 11 - 05:20 AM Ronnie only got a CBE (to add to his OBE). Strangely I've been missed off yet again. RtS |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: Arnie Date: 31 Dec 11 - 05:27 AM Looks like the usual bunch of civil servants, ex-cons and political party donors have done well again this year. Oh, and a sprinkling of show biz types and charity workers just so that Joe Public thinks it's all fair and above board. What an absolute farce - about time this anachronism was scrapped. Oh, and a Happy New Year to all Mudcatters!! |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: DMcG Date: 31 Dec 11 - 06:11 AM Temporarily diverting the spoof awards of this thread, and combining the OP post's remarks about some dubious characters being given awards in the past with the actual awards, the BBC website summary includes this: "But the i is amongst the papers concerned by the honours awarded to convicted fraudster Gerald Ronson and former gang member Chris Preddie." |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: VirginiaTam Date: 31 Dec 11 - 06:28 AM Damn! My post from yesterday (it was about the third) disappeared. I nominated Lord Simon Cowell, second Viscount of Craptelly. Actually he works for both sides of the pond. |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: GUEST,Shimrod Date: 01 Jan 12 - 04:50 AM Have you noticed that you can be the biggest, shit-iest crook in creation but as long as you ostentatiously do stuff for "charidy" you'll be forgiven all your crimes - and it's highly likely you'll also be given a 'gong'? |
Subject: RE: BS: New Years Honours List From: GUEST,Bluesman Date: 02 Jan 12 - 04:26 AM It would appear not everyone is filled with joy at the idea. http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2003/dec/22/uk.Whitehall |