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Quotes of the day - 02/12/09

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Published Date: 02 December 2009
We look around the world to bring you the quotes of the day.
"It wasn't a big thing for me. I've had bigger arguments with my toenails" - Liam Gallagher on what brought about his brother Noel's departure from Oasis.

"I thought, better to get out while I'm still alive" - Hollywood star George Hamilton explaining why he quit I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!

"I have an absolutely flawless capacity to get things wrong. It's quite extraordinary. If you want to bet on the horses, or the US elections, before going to Ladbrokes, get me to call and then bet the other way. It never fails" - Actor Colin Firth.

"I have no experience of bad sex. There is no bad sex with me" - Actor Charles Dance.

"After Gordon Brown was admitted to a secure hospital in the summer of 2010, Mandelson crossed the floor of the Lords to become a Tory peer" - Design guru Stephen Bayley's prediction in a mock obituary of the Business Secretary.

"I ask for a whiff of danger to be put back into buildings, for the deregulation of the landscape" - Michael Gove, shadow schools secretary, who wants to fly the flag for "architecture that isn't safe".

"People come to know themselves at different times. I was 49 before I understood who I was" - Actor Sir Ian McKellen.

"They blew it up and I was like man, whatever" - Singer Chris Brown saying his "rant" about hip-hop mogul Jay-Z had been exaggerated.

"I consider my entire movie career a complete failure" - Hollywood star Alec Baldwin, who is quitting acting.

"I cannot think of a single year in the recent history of Parliament when more damage has been done to it than this year, with the possible exception of when Nazi bombs fell on the chamber in 1941" - Commons Speaker John Bercow.

"For what we are about to receive, thanks be to the cook" - What atheist Richard Dawkins said when asked to say grace before a meal.

"Wind farms divide communities, ruin landscapes, affect tourism, make a minimal contribution to our energy needs and a negligible contribution towards reducing carbon dioxide emissions" - The Duke of Northumberland.

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  • Last Updated: 02 December 2009 7:53 AM
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G7VEW,

Ireland 02/12/2009 09:45:25

An unspoken open invitation from the Gazette
to all the forum regulars:

Are they asking for OUR 'quotes-of-the-day'?

Could be fun ......
.......if the deleter is off today.
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overwyrer,

02/12/2009 09:59:56
Yes, it could be fun to read on a slack news day such as today...in fact has anyone got any interesting news? Works Christmas parties happening for you all? Babies, weddings...anything else interesting going on out there?
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get it sorted,

02/12/2009 10:04:44
Heard from a girlfriend of my son whilst driving a car and hitting a bird. "Oh no... that poor little bird is going to be dead for the rest of its life". Yes she was blonde.
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KEQMS,

KEQMS 02/12/2009 10:20:10
Why not vote in the christmas school choir competition....KEQMS is good ;-)
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CheeseWeasel,

02/12/2009 10:34:20
Perhaps it's an attempt to provide value added content before JP starts to charge for on-line news access.
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Hiawatha,

02/12/2009 13:16:03
Just Googled the 2nd of December.
It is by all accounts a singularly boring day in historical terms.Nobody really earth moving or inventive was born.Nobody really exciting died on this day either.
The second Eddystone Lighthouse burnt down in 1755 which is mildly interesting to lighthouse buffs.
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overwyrer,

02/12/2009 16:00:46
Steve Wright said it's Nelly Fertado's birthday.....big wowow! Nevermind not long til most of us get to stay off work and overindulge.
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02/12/2009 19:15:39
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