Gaffe of the day?
I know George W Bush hasn't woken up yet, but could it be that criminologist Professor David Wilson has already made the best gaffe of the day?
Talking on Sky News this morning about a new DVD cartoon, Matters2Me, aimed at children and warning them of the dangers of paedophiles, Prof Wilson said that talking down alone does not work; what we also need is a "bottom-up" approach.
Oops.
Talking on Sky News this morning about a new DVD cartoon, Matters2Me, aimed at children and warning them of the dangers of paedophiles, Prof Wilson said that talking down alone does not work; what we also need is a "bottom-up" approach.
Oops.
Labels: children, george bush, paedos, professor david wilson, sky news
permalink posted by * (asterisk) at 9:59 AM
10 Comments:
AH!
You know I only saw the title of your post in my Live Bookmarks and instantly thought, "oh what did W do now" and there was his name in the first few words of the post. but alas, twas another dumbass in question!
Nice new look. Creepy.
wow. all about phrasing, prof. it's all about the phrasing.
and cool new layout! love it! happy (almost) halloween!! :)
ahhh cool halloween edition. my favorite george w gaffe is
President Bush offered an unexpected reason for cracking down on frivolous medical lawsuits: "Too many OB-GYNs aren't able to practice their love with women all across this country."
i'm going to miss him.
hehe i second Martha's comment... it is all about phrasing and wording heheh.
awesome Blood about Now!
Happy Halloween.
Wow love the themed blog...what a great idea. Looks super scary.
Had a good laugh at the gaffe.
I've recorded all these scary movies like Wicker Man, The Black Dahlia...but Stagg doesn't watch scary movies...so somehow I have to watch them at noon or something...or while he plays on the computer tonight...
Um...obviously Stagg was here last and he didn't log out...and I forgot to check to see if he logged out this morning...so that aboive pst was actually me...oops...
nice...were mrs l8tly? issit were u gat tha blood?
I wonder, is this a case of Takes one to know one?
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