I've been reading an X thread on how the awful Musk fell out with a good friend over Covid figures in the USA.

Musk was hopelessly wrong as his friend pointed out once a million deaths had happened that Musk's claim they would never reach 35K cases (not deaths)

Musk then launched on a tirade against his pal tweeting ti his over 200 million followers (imagine how many nutcases that includes) that the former pal was a "pedophile" resulting in him having to move home for a time after a slew death threats came in.

It's Musk's favourite insult Remember the "pedo guy" case as Musk was furious a humble social worker was able to free those Thai kids from a cavern where they were trapped.

He's called Starmer one on zilch proof. There'll be be more.

Of course endless people love all this claptrap and don't care the damage it may cause to innocent people.

Elon is thin skinned like Trump. Bound to fall out eventually.

Musk seems emotionally immature, as does Trump. It is pretty sad that so many people seem to love hearing these claims.

Cave diver should have settled out of court with Musk, Musk won the court case.

It was Donald Trump Jr who tried to brand Biden a paedophile before the last election. Even Donald Trump senior had to pull his son up about it before the tweets were deleted.

Green Man wrote:
Cave diver should have settled out of court with Musk, Musk won the court case.

I can't imagine Musk ever settling anything out of court seeing he has batteries of lawyers on permanent call.

I believe he won the case by claiming "pedo guy" was a normal every day South African insult.

Which is odd.

hedda wrote:
Green Man wrote:
Cave diver should have settled out of court with Musk, Musk won the court case.

I can't imagine Musk ever settling anything out of court seeing he has batteries of lawyers on permanent call.

I believe he won the case by claiming "pedo guy" was a normal every day South African insult.

Which is odd.

He also used the First Amendment. I have been to South Africa several times I have never heard "pedo guy" being said in Afrikaans in shape or form.

I did hear a few swear words in Zulu but not "pedo guy". Unless the clicks Xhosa means "pedo guy". Afrikaans are a strange bunch, they don't have a sense of humour, I thought Americans were bad.

Xhosa People, I did meet are very chilled and they love to chat up ladies in a polite manner.

Green Man wrote:
hedda wrote:
Green Man wrote:
Cave diver should have settled out of court with Musk, Musk won the court case.

I can't imagine Musk ever settling anything out of court seeing he has batteries of lawyers on permanent call.

I believe he won the case by claiming "pedo guy" was a normal every day South African insult.

Which is odd.

He also used the First Amendment. I have been to South Africa several times I have never heard "pedo guy" being said in Afrikaans in shape or form.

I did hear a few swear words in Zulu but not "pedo guy". Unless the clicks Xhosa means "pedo guy". Afrikaans are a strange bunch, they don't have a sense of humour, I thought Americans were bad.

Xhosa People, I did meet are very chilled and they love to chat up ladies in a polite manner.

If you think Afrikaans are odd catch a video of Elon's Mum.
Her voice is an assault on the ears and she's so far to the right she makes Nazis look left wing.

Afrikaans accent is worse than Brummie. My called Afrikaans "the strange way of talking lot" he made sure his produce was not apartheid. I went to SA for Port Elizabeth which is bloody beautiful.

hedda wrote:
If you think Afrikaans are odd catch a video of Elon's Mum.
Her voice is an assault on the ears and she's so far to the right she makes Nazis look left wing.
I read recently - may have been in Private Eye, can't remember - that when Maye Musk met Nigel Farage at some function in the US, she had "growled" that he was a "handsome devil". She must have a screw loose.

Farage is not handsome but he has a gift for talking. Year's and years ago in The City he was regular at one of the bars nearby. I can't remember how I ended up in The City Mile, it was over 30 year's ago.

I saw him from the distance with City Boys telling some anecdotes, bawdy joke or two he had them all in the palm of his hand. He had jet black hair then, but smoked like a chimney. Strange I can remember stuff like that but not a Bros gig, I was supposed to have been to.

I still have the ticket stub. My sister brings it up, if I did go I must have been absolutely wankered. I can remember a lot of gigs I have attended.

It's a good job Farage isn't good looking, as good looking male politicians aren't taken as seriously. Look at Michael Fabricant!

Rich wrote:
It's a good job Farage isn't good looking, as good looking male politicians aren't taken as seriously. Look at Michael Fabricant!

Fabricant is almost Warholian with that hair.

I've always wondered about cleanliness and wigs.

It's said that at the Warhol Museum there are shelves and shelves of Andy's wigs and he wore a new one almost weekly. Many are very oily.

I always recall working on a project with Frankie Howerd at Wigmore Hall and how he often used to look in the mirror, lift his hair right off and scratch his head.

Rich wrote:
It's a good job Farage isn't good looking, as good looking male politicians aren't taken as seriously. Look at Michael Fabricant!

Jealous of Mike Fabricant's full head of hair Rich?

Downing Street Cat wrote:
Rich wrote:
It's a good job Farage isn't good looking, as good looking male politicians aren't taken as seriously. Look at Michael Fabricant!

Jealous of Mike Fabricant's full head of hair Rich?


If it's real, yes! Although I do have my own hair still, not quite the colour I'd like it or as thick as it once was.

Hedda's wig question, I can answer as I live with someone who is wearing one due to cancer treatment and the wig goes into the sink for a wash regularly and there is some special cleaner for it too. Then sits on a head stand to dry off, no hair dryer. It looks remarkably good and has kept in good condition for a couple of years now. Apparently they itch in hot weather though, so if you see Fabricant on TV over summer and he's scratching his head a lot you know he's wearing one and it's not his own.

I remember a male and female member of parliament. Asking each other it's has to be a wig when Fabricant was talking.

Most wigs I have seen have been convincing but many reek.

Andrew Neil is the only bloke I have seen with a receding neckline. It's very odd to see, it must have been before his comb over transplant.


The only rockstar I have seen with wonderful hair is Justin Hayward.

Rich wrote:
Downing Street Cat wrote:
Rich wrote:
It's a good job Farage isn't good looking, as good looking male politicians aren't taken as seriously. Look at Michael Fabricant!

Jealous of Mike Fabricant's full head of hair Rich?


If it's real, yes! Although I do have my own hair still, not quite the colour I'd like it or as thick as it once was.

Hedda's wig question, I can answer as I live with someone who is wearing one due to cancer treatment and the wig goes into the sink for a wash regularly and there is some special cleaner for it too. Then sits on a head stand to dry off, no hair dryer. It looks remarkably good and has kept in good condition for a couple of years now. Apparently they itch in hot weather though, so if you see Fabricant on TV over summer and he's scratching his head a lot you know he's wearing one and it's not his own. Fabricant sends his hair to the dry cleaners Rich. It is a wig.