There’s no prize at stake – just the opportunity to prove you’re wittier than any other LDV reader …
(Credit: The Independent.)
Here’s Tory spin chief, and David Cameron’s Director of Communications, Andy Coulson doing what he does best: getting up close and personal with a mobile phone – what do you think he might be saying, hearing, or thinking?
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11 Comments
“So sorry John, if you get this message, just ignore it…actually, don’t trouble yourself, gimme a sec and I’ll sort it”
” Some B@~#*rd’s been listening to my voice-mail.”
“For the last time, my name is Liam Rhodes, STOP taking photos of me!” http://twitpic.com/2khr9b/full
Sorry Cleggie, can’t talk, your orders from Murdoch will have to be emailed over.
“Can you repeat that, Prezza? Slowly please.”
“come on NYT, we’ve had 13 years of Labour – WTF is a bit of phone hacking here and there – everyone was doing it!”
“That’s the last time I’ll be inviting you to Bohemian Grove, you Limey f**kwit! The guys who work for me have to be smart enough not to get caught!”
“Sorry, Dick. It won’t happen again. Promise.”
“Dave, can you find a LibDem to defend phone-tapping?, uhuh, you can – GREAT!”
“Hmmm maybe I should be a bit carefull using one of these. You never know who might be listening (well other than my old colleagues in the News of the World of course).”
“You have no new messages and 43 saved messages….”
“You really must stop calling me on my Government mobile phone – please use my personal mobile phone so that we my have a private conversation without being overheard!”