A parlour game

It looks like Tony Blair’s finally going to get a job to which he’s eminently suited: Middle East peacemaker.

It got me thinking about other people who are otherwise wasted in their current careers and what they’d be more suited to.

Obviously, I’m thinking along the lines of Pete Doherty as Drugs Czar, Gary Glitter as Children’s Minister and Stevie Wonder as Formula One driver.

Alastair Campbell as submissive gimp in a Berlin S&M dungeon. That kind of thing.

Please, join in…


Posted on June 26th, 2007 at 2:27pm under Blair, The coming apocalypse

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  1. Philip (244 comments.) on 26.06.2007 at 14:47 Permalink | Reply

    Steven Spielberg as Santa-for-hire at children’s parties.

  2. Philip (244 comments.) on 26.06.2007 at 14:49 Permalink | Reply

    Harriet Harman as a polygraph machine.

  3. Andrew Field (6 comments.) on 26.06.2007 at 15:37 Permalink | Reply

    Pope Benedict as a Sexual guidance councilor

    Jeremy Clarkson as a road safety officer

    Gordon Brown as prime minister

  4. Neil on 26.06.2007 at 15:46 Permalink | Reply

    Haha – great minds think alike (and fools seldom differ) as I just posed a similar question to some friends. I had

    Paul McCartney – chief executive, Meat Marketing Board
    King Herod – head of the Bethlehem and District Playgroups Association.
    Bernard Manning – chair of the Commission for Racial Equality

  5. ejh (60 comments.) on 26.06.2007 at 16:08 Permalink | Reply

    The gimp joke

  6. Mr Eugenides (58 comments.) on 26.06.2007 at 16:14 Permalink | Reply

    I’m racking my brains, but all I’ve got at the moment is Brian Sewell as an undercover officer with the Baltimore P.D.

  7. Beau Bo D'Or (31 comments.) on 26.06.2007 at 17:04 Permalink | Reply

    Hazel Blears, shelf stacker.
    (sorry – ambient replenisher)

  8. dsquared on 26.06.2007 at 17:07 Permalink | Reply

    Geoff Hoon as Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at Cambridge University.

    Jimmy Carr as roving brand ambassador for the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

    Abu Hamza as a juggler.

    Melanie Phillips as a serious panellist on a Radio 4 discussion show about moral and political issues (I know she actually does this, but my god she’s bad at it).

  9. Larry Teabag (93 comments.) on 26.06.2007 at 17:09 Permalink | Reply

    Boris Johnson as British response to Eminem.

    Melanie Phillips as National Mental Health Tzar.

    Oliver Kamm as humorous sketch writer.

  10. D-Notice (38 comments.) on 26.06.2007 at 19:44 Permalink | Reply

    Robert Maxwell as Minister for Pensions ((c) Shaun Keavney) http://d-notice.blogspot.com/2007/06/mr-bliar-goes-to-middle-east-again.html

  11. The As A Dodo Team (1 comments.) on 26.06.2007 at 21:59 Permalink | Reply

    Well, looking at some of those seeking new employment opportunities

    John Prescott – Chief Compiler, Oxford English Dictionary
    John Reid – Anger Management Counsellor
    Lord Goldsmith – Attorney General (oops, sorry, been there, done that)
    Hilary Armstrong – after her performance as Chief Whip during the religious hatred bill debate, surely a shoo-in as a teacher of basic addition.

  12. Friendly_Fire on 26.06.2007 at 23:31 Permalink | Reply

    Who pays this fucking war criminal’s salary in the new job a “ME Rhetoric Ambassador (on behalf of Bush)”

  13. Tim Ireland (248 comments.) on 27.06.2007 at 07:49 Permalink | Reply

    Richard Desmond as moral crusader.

    (Wait… hang on, I’ll get this…)

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