Comments by "doveton sturdee" (@dovetonsturdee7033) on "Sky News Australia" channel.

  1.  @willowtree9291  Everyone has a tale about a relative who smoked 100+ cigarettes a day, and lived to be 115, before being knocked over and killed by a bus when out jogging.
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  2.  @gfersurvived6622  Perhaps you are not aware of British law?
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  3. Perhaps you don't understand the concept of a debate, especially one at the Oxford Union? Who knows what he was going to say, as he wasn't allowed to speak?
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  4. Cruel. Even Putin doesn't deserve that.
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  5.  @Chris-wyt  Easily. Simply look at the people who dominate this organisation. It isn't my duty to spoon feed you.
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  6. Actuallu Marlene Headley.
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  7. Perhaps you don't understand the concept of a debate, especially one at the Oxford Union?
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  8. Next season I will try shouting 'I DIDN'T EDGE IT' over and over again, until the umpire finally changes his mind. It might work?
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  9. BBC news treated the event as a tragedy. The presenters didn't actually wear sombre clothes with black armbands, whilst solemn martial music played in the background, but it seemed to come rather close to that. I thought her announcement was akin to Captain Smith handing over command of RMS Titanic to Chief Officer Wilde about 90 minutes after her disagreement with the iceberg.
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  10. Many who live in what used to be Britain ask similar questions about the hatred similar people show here.
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  11. I doubt that people have many qualms about voting for a woman. Perhaps voting for someone who consistently shows herself to be utterly incapable might be another matter, however.
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  12. I fear that, in a few years' time, Christians will not be safe in many parts of Britanistan.
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  13.  @Malik16-mk6ty  'You have to be the unpopular type that no one wants to be friends with and no girl cares about him.' Was that another attempted metaphor?
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  14.  @Malik16-mk6ty  Another definition for you to consider :- 'Fact - Noun. A thing that is known or proved to be true.' Presumably you know all about me, my life & career, and my depressing weakness against leg-spin?
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  15.  @keithhoss4990  As did the United States to British servicemen. How is that relevant in this case, however?
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  16.  @keithhoss4990  Why not ask the mother of the person after whom the award was named for her opinion? It carries far more weight than either mine or yours.
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  17. The manner in which he sat there, staring into the camera, seemingly frozen with horror at being challenged, was worth watching in itself. That's an interesting discussion!!!
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  18. There are few things more dangerous than a desperate politician. After presiding over a failing economy and a series of catastrophic failures in just over six months, Starmer apparently seens an exciting foreign war as a means of distracting the little people from what is happening.
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  19. But Minnie Mouse is a possibility, perhaps?
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  20. I believe that Starmer wanted a banner behind him reading 'One People! One Nation! One Leader!' until a member of his staff told him that it didn't translate well into German.
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  21. No-one could cope with the Dear Leader's tedious monotonal droning for 45 minutes without either falling asleep or losing the will to live. I imagine that Trump simply left his phone on the desk and went away to do something interesting whilst Starmer bleated about a '£22 million black hole' and 'fixing the foundations' into the ether. I am allowed to write 'black' am I, by the way?
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  22. It really isn't fair. No matter how many lies Harry Markle tells about his family, and how many insults he throws at them, they still won't apologise.
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  23. In Britain, the Dear Leader and his cabinet are trying to tread very carefully over this issue. Too much overt support for Israel, after all, and Lord Alli might want his generous 'gifts' back.
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  24.  @garydurandt4260  I'll tell him. We are in the middle of a game of chess, and he has the advantage. He keeps knocking the board over.
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  25. What makes you think that you will get the opportunity?
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  26.  @yolandascholten2012  I believe that concern was expressed that any child might inherit Charles' ears, until Meghan was reassured by being told that Charles wasn't Harry's father.
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  27. Imagine Old Joe as Prime Minister of Great Britain in September, 1939. 'I have to tell you now that no such undertaking has been given, and consequently, this country is now at war with France...'' Oh, er...'
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  28. The reason that neither the police nor the council chose not to act was, apparently, concern over 'community relations.'
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  29. Sadly, that happened in Britain, at all levels of education, some time ago.
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  30. In reality, I expect Charles to 'have a quiet word' with those who pull the strings. After all, his little boy is rather 'special' and he wouldn't want him to be humiliated further than he has been.
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  31. The TDS is strong in this one!
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  32. At least she appeared to be the only person in the room, so presumably no-one heard her ramblings.
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  33. Some of the words in your headline are superfluous. 'Joe Biden ‘not aware’ ' would be sufficient in itself.
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  34. Perhaps he had indeed consulted with his doctors, but between the consultation and the press conference had forgotten what they had said to him?
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  35.  @deadboltzz5199  What might that have been? I thought it was on the principle of 'No taxation without representation?' Are you saying it was for another reason?
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  36. @Blue You continue to demonstrate your ignorance of history.
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  37.  @yapandasoftware  All Jewish religious movements agree that a person may be a Jew either by birth or through conversion. According to halakha, a Jew by birth must be born to a Jewish mother. Halakha states that the acceptance of the principles and practices of Judaism does not make a person a Jew.
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  38.  @shemarmoore5292  How, then, do you explain his popularity ratings?
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  39.  @randimcbeth2982  You have more confidence than I do!
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  40. Alfred Hitchcock, who was also 'terribly white' once said that all he expected of his actors was that they remember their lines and not fall over the sets. That person rather confirmed his opinion.
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  41. Don't you know the rules. Only white people can ever be racist.
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  42. Yet the many thousands of veterans in the UK are barred, by law, from wearing their own uniforms? You consider that fair and just?
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  43. To be more specific, the public are tired of the media shoving this nonsense down our throats at every opportunity.
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  44.  @frogsoda  Which hasn't answered my initial question.
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  45. Perhaps Bruce Ismay should have tried the same approach in 1912? 'The Titanic isn't sunk until I say she is sunk, and I'm not going to say that.' Biden's carers seems to think this approach might work.
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  46.  @miltonhollis703  You do know that 'Doctor' Jill is a Doctor of Education, I suppose??
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  47. Our cricket season has just finished. Next year, I intend to identify as a 14 year old girl in order to open the batting for our under 15 girl's team. I anticipate considerable success, and probably a nice trophy for winning the batting averages.
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  48. @@youtubemusic1790 Someone who is entitled to an opinion, perhaps?
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  49. @@youtubemusic1790 Someone who is entitled to an opinion, perhaps?
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  50. Isn't the most concerning thing of all that, for still more than two months, that sad demented old man is the leader of the Free World? Or, at least, we are expected to believe that he is.
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