Now Myleene Klass has got in on the Harvey Weinstein act.

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Originally Posted by Burney

Yah-He-Ya-Wee?

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Yay-You-Wee

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Originally Posted by Ash

You married God?

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Well technically, if that had been the case and he'd pronounced that name, he'd have been stoned to death.

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Originally Posted by Burney

Well technically, if that had been the case and he'd pronounced that name, he'd have been stoned to death.

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Stonings too good for me

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Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman

this was bothering me too b and you are quite correct.

Also, you don't suppose this fellow is jewish by any, chance do you?

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This witch hunt is clearly being driven by the rabid anti-semitism of the left.

Bill Clinton gets a pass, while the jew is burnt at the stake.

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This witch hunt is clearly being driven by the rabid anti-semitism of the left.

Bill Clinton gets a pass, while the jew is burnt at the stake.

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Yes. Mind you, it might have helped if the Jew in question hadn't been behaving like something Julius Streicher came up with in a particularly fevered wet dream.

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I fear as much, h. I fear as much.

Here he is up to his old tricks in Der Sturmer, in fact.

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Having never previously made it past page three of any Dickens novel, I recently managed, and thoroughly enjoyed, Oliver Twist. The palpable distaste for jewish folk in that book though - oy!

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Yes. Mind you, it might have helped if the Jew in question hadn't been behaving like something Julius Streicher came up with in a particularly fevered wet dream.

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'Alleged' to have been behaving.

This fashion for trial by mob is more than a little disturbing. I'd definietly be changing my job if I were a paediatrician.

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Having never previously made it past page three of any Dickens novel, I recently managed, and thoroughly enjoyed, Oliver Twist. The palpable distaste for jewish folk in that book though - oy!

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Blimey, of all the ones to manage to finish, that would be right at the bottom of the list.

Great Expectorations, that's the daddy. And Pickwick Papers is quite amusing.

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Having never previously made it past page three of any Dickens novel, I recently managed, and thoroughly enjoyed, Oliver Twist. The palpable distaste for jewish folk in that book though - oy!

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Oddly enough, Dickens considered himself a friend of the Jews and was supposedly horrified that his representation of Fagin might be construed as anti-semitic. Which suggests to me he was taking the pÃ*ss, because I'm not really sure how you could miss that.

He even had the fella hung at the end for reasons no-one can really make out, ffs!

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Yes. Mind you, it might have helped if the Jew in question hadn't been behaving like something Julius Streicher came up with in a particularly fevered wet dream.

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Weren't you arguing the other day that he was merely conducting mutually beneficial transactions?