Picking at super injunctions

[Pink Betty]

i'd be interested to know the stats re men/women taking out super injunctions to veil the behaviour they think might damage their reputations/families/careers....

at least 'not the daddy' Marr outed himself.

....and now there's this Twit:

www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1384757/Your-Secret-Life-So-mention-wife-Hugh---fact-drives-Volvo.html

i say to all married men and women, by all means shag who you want - but if you are in the least bit ashamed of it - you don't deserve a super injunction.

[Pink Betty]

May 10, 2011 20:49:44 GMT @l said:

And why did no one tell me that David 'Sexpot' Essex was joining Eastenders? I suppose there was a super-injunction on that! Everso, you could have said something. I'd have taped it.

not so sEssexy these days.

a smaller bets got his autograph on stage when he was Godspelling for all he was worth.

i think i was 11 or 12.


now i'd know better

[Daz Madrigal]

May 10, 2011 21:12:03 GMT @l said:

Would you believe it? An apology from the Daily Mail journalist for suspicious minds.

I hope that the royalties from it will keep the McCanns’ private investigators in business long enough to turn up a crucial lead.

And I hope, though not with too much expectation, that it will finally silence those internet ghouls who seek to exacerbate their agony by casting blame and making vicious attacks on their character.

The McCanns were just two decent, loving parents enjoying a family holiday – and, after reading Kate in her own, excruciatingly raw words, I am certainly sorry that I ever thought otherwise.


Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1384977/Kate-McCanns-haunting-account-makes-rue-day-I-doubted-them.html#ixzz1LzCvyhGd

Even Sandy doesn't swallow Daily Mail fodder with such eager alacrity.

As for super-injunctions, Betty's right and you know it. The super-rich do not deserve super-injunctions whether it be Max Mosley or Wayne Rooney! The idea that no-one is interested in reading about them is beside the point, they are interested enough to pay large sums of money to keep the truth hidden (especially from their families). Their partners and children deserve to know.

Plain common sense really.

[mrsonde]

I met Hugh Bonneville a couple of weeks ago, at another free-wine-and-grub function I'd managed to sneak into. He seemed a little weary, though that may have been because he'd been forced to come to the Isle of Wight.

With my new flowing and stylishly greying bohemian ageing rock-star locks, I often get mistaken for David Essex these days.

"Get out you swarthy thieving* gypsy!" the manager of the local Tescos keeps shouting at me.

*allegedly

[LMH of the National Enquirer]

May 11, 2011 10:55:08 GMT @mrsonde said:

I met Hugh Bonneville a couple of weeks ago, at another free-wine-and-grub function I'd managed to sneak into. He seemed a little weary, though that may have been because he'd been forced to come to the Isle of Wight.

With my new flowing and stylishly greying bohemian ageing rock-star locks, I often get mistaken for David Essex these days.

"Get out you swarthy thieving* gypsy!" the manager of the local Tescos keeps shouting at me.

*allegedly

Did you rub shoulders with Hugh Bonneville? I mean that literally. Did he mention anything about whether 2012 was coming back for another series? Or anything about his wife driving a volvo?