Ken Livingstone

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  1. Merde Tete

    Merde Tete Well-Known Member

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    Unbelievably, I have just been standing in a queue with him for a Ryanair flight at Riga airport! Even more unbelievably, he's holding a Victoria's Secret bag! A present for Boris???
     
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    What on earth is one of those?
     
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    Lovely place Riga, went about ten years and really enjoyed it.

    Is this a dig at Ryanair though? Honestly don't see why people are so scathing against them, good on Ken for going with them, if I remember there were plenty of the big flag carriers operating to the UK from there but no doubt at 5 times the cost, at least.
     
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    Victoria's Secret is a kinky knickers shop.
     
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    Not a dig at Ryanair at all. They're more than fine as long as you know what you're doing and don't choose to take a lot of very heavy hold luggage. I've just flown from Riga to Leeds-Bradford for SEVENTEEN quid. What's not to like?!
     
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    If it's not a dig at Ryanair whats your point?
     
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    It was a general dig at the snobbism surrounding the usage of the budget airlines. I didn't expect to see a politician using them, even Red Ken. I also thought it quite amusing that he'd spent his time in the departure lounge shopping for kinky underwear.
     
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    You should have asked him what he'd bought :D
     
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    Mmmmmmmmm, Kinky Ken. :smile:
     
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    I've been on the same Flybe flight as Geoff Hoon and the same Ryanair Flight as David Mellor.

    Neither of them had obviously bought underwear - and if they had they had concealed or were wearing it.

    I've never been on a British Airways flight as any politician I am aware of - but I would recognise all of them.


    I understand MEP's catch budget airways quite a lot - as they get a first class ticket paid for but can choose to travel how they wish. Or such is the Urban Legend.
     

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