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I had a (silly) dream

I accidentally caught a few minutes of that loathsome woman on The Weakest Link again last week, just in time to see the following exchange:

Robinson: The name of a seaside town on the southern coast of the Bristol channel?
Contestant: Weston-Super-Mare

Now I may have been projecting my own thoughts on that poor contestant but I swear that he looked her straight in the eye and emphasised the word mare.

That same night I had an odd dream. I was in the Weakest Link studio (not participating, just standing there with a pair of red, fluffy headphones – it was a dream, okay?) and cheering loudly as each contestant managed to insult Ms Robinson with their answers.

The trouble is, I can only remember one question:

Robinson: Ram is to ewe as dog is to what?
Contestant: Bitch!

Martyn has just come up with a few off the top of his head (rolling his eyes, muttering “I can’t believe you’re going to blog this”):

Robinson: What is the capital of Russia?
Contestant: Moscow.

Robinson: What is the mechanical device that prevents a spindle turning backwards?
Contestant: Ratshit! [a little artistic licence is needed here]

Robinson: What is the more common name for the Parus major?
Contestant: Great tit!

Robinson: What is the scum formed by oxidation at the surface of molten metals more commonly known as?
Contestant: Slag!

Knowing you lot, there are plenty more to be written so that’s your homework for this week: your best undercover insults please!

8 Responses to “I had a (silly) dream”

  1. professional web design
    December 5th, 2005 09:11
    1

    you seemed have grown fond of her that she was included in your dream…^_^ not the usual tho…*wink

  2. daisy
    December 5th, 2005 11:00
    2

    *sharp intake of breath*

    FOND?????? of THAT WOMAN????

    It’s just that I like to stop for a pot of tea at 6pm in time for a quiz show called Eggheads and Weakest Link is on just before that. I promise, hell would have to freeze over before I’d voluntarily watch that woman :-)

  3. briggy
    December 5th, 2005 14:14
    3

    hm daisy.

    you ever considered therapy?

    alternatively i could have her ‘disposed’ of for you?

  4. Mary
    December 5th, 2005 14:16
    4

    I like her hair cut (pic), but her attitude is definitely sick. So here goes:

    R: What is the name of an English man who created the first mobile meal?

    C: Ah, that would be the Earl of Sand, witch!
    *groan*

  5. daisy
    December 5th, 2005 18:07
    5

    Briggy, I have no doubt that I should be in therapy on a daily basis but so far I’ve avoided it…

    Thank you for the offer but I think that one of these days the powers that be at the BBC will realise what a talentless specimen she is and she’ll get the (long black leather with pointy heels) boot.

    Mary, thank you – best one so far!

  6. Gordon
    December 5th, 2005 23:15
    6

    Q: What is the name for the fourth bone on the top of your foot?
    A: YOU MINGING DEVILSPAWN BITCH FROM HELL!!

    Like that?

    Or have I misunderstood the concept.. again..

  7. daisy
    December 6th, 2005 00:22
    7

    Hahahahahah – if that’s your version of missing the point feel free to pointmiss as much as you like. Hang on, that’s not English. Well, you know what I mean.

  8. pam
    December 11th, 2005 07:15
    8

    I’m too nice and polite to think up one, Daisy! I’m just happy to read that you England-types loathe her, too. I thought it was just us Yanks.

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