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I'll explain more later, when I'm bothered.
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[I] And no, it hasn't been announced by the government yet
I can't believe that is censored and penis is not.
> so they could report on the leek
To be honest, as far as vegetables go, it's had far too much attention.
i.e. we tell people, it causes stir, people buy Sun to see if its true
> Why he told us?
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> It kinda slipped out by mistake, as soon as he said it he told us not
> to tell anyone.. at least until they put it in print.
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> He seems geniuine.
Hmm, I'm not sure I'm buying that. People like that don't usually have a tendency to blurt things out by mistake. It may have been told to you deliberately to get it out there so they could report on the leek, rather than just printing it.
I just remembered, in the Q&A session after someone asked him who his favourite Page 3 girl was.. which was pretty funny, especially since the teacher standing up (choosing people to ask questions) went a bright shade of red.
:-)
Why he told us?
It kinda slipped out by mistake, as soon as he said it he told us not to tell anyone.. at least until they put it in print.
He seems geniuine.
> What makes you so sure that HE knows?
He knew the date of the last election (and published it) weeks before the last one's date was published. He admitted he 'scared himself' when he saw the final Hutton Report since he had had a copy of it 4 days before its publication.
Although The Sun isn't the most reliable for facts, you have to admit it does get some impressive scoops. Why else would Number 10 and most politicians get a copy of the first edition of The Sun every evening at 9:30?
At least the Sun knows its place.