Daggers Posted 2 July 2010 Posted 2 July 2010 :thumbsup: I do hope it doesn't discourage him from posting on here again through ridicule Yes. I for one hope he posts twice as much. Maybe we could have a special Mayor's section of the forum for all kinds of Mayor-related shenanigans.
James. Posted 2 July 2010 Posted 2 July 2010 AaaaaaajahahahHahahhHHahahahahahahahahahahahhshahahahahhahah been meaning to post that for awhile.
Manwell Pablo Posted 2 July 2010 Posted 2 July 2010 Walked past a billboard this morning for Mercury on way to work. "Mayors gaff story goes Global" Ultra is a global superstar. I bet, knowing him, a part of him will be enjoying the publicity however.
davieG Posted 2 July 2010 Author Posted 2 July 2010 Headline from the Guardian - Carry On Mayor - Leicester leader's trousers fall down Made the Times of India - http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/uk/UK-mayor-drops-pants-before-kids/articleshow/6117035.cms
Flynny Posted 2 July 2010 Posted 2 July 2010 I hope he manages to move on after all this, I was pleasantly surprised by the last thing he did that made the news and this must be absolutely mortifying. I laughed myself silly of course but it must be hugely embarrassing. At least there's no pictures.
Finnegan Posted 2 July 2010 Posted 2 July 2010 At least there's no pictures. in the office I work in in New Parks the women all know "our Colin." The thought of the above would have them pulling some gnarly faces.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 2 July 2010 Posted 2 July 2010 I hope he manages to move on after all this, I was pleasantly surprised by the last thing he did that made the news and this must be absolutely mortifying. I laughed myself silly of course but it must be hugely embarrassing. At least there's no pictures. The story in the Mercury today about all the coverage is actually quite positive, in that it's provided people with a good laugh and he's dealt with it in good humour. I think I read one comment on the Mercury website that said he should resign as a result of it, which goes against the general consensus that it's simply piss funny
Salieri Posted 2 July 2010 Posted 2 July 2010 I was woken up this morning by my alarm, tuned into the local station (Pirate FM : Oooo-Arrrr Radio) and no prizes for guessing who the presenters were chortling about. Colins fame knows no bounds.
Guest Bilo Posted 2 July 2010 Posted 2 July 2010 Scott Mills was having a bloody good chuckle about it on Radio 1 yesterday as well.
Ultra Posted 3 July 2010 Posted 3 July 2010 It's been a tough week. Many of my family and friends will not remember it fondly. They, along with many others, will continue to wonder how, through an act of supreme carelessness, a grown man of 46, holding one of the most envied and prestigious posts in Leicester, has brought that post into disrepute, destroyed his own credibiliity and turned the city into a laughing stock - ridiculed nationally and worldwide. But I think it's time that we put the whole regrettable episode behind us, and moved on. After all, I'm sure you're as bored of discussing Nigel Pearson as I am!
Finnegan Posted 3 July 2010 Posted 3 July 2010 It's been a tough week. Many of my family and friends will not remember it fondly. They, along with many others, will continue to wonder how, through an act of supreme carelessness, a grown man of 46, holding one of the most envied and prestigious posts in Leicester, has brought that post into disrepute, destroyed his own credibiliity and turned the city into a laughing stock - ridiculed nationally and worldwide. But I think it's time that we put the whole regrettable episode behind us, and moved on. After all, I'm sure you're as bored of discussing Nigel Pearson as I am! You dozy wand.
FoxyPV Posted 3 July 2010 Posted 3 July 2010 It's been a tough week. Many of my family and friends will not remember it fondly. They, along with many others, will continue to wonder how, through an act of supreme carelessness, a grown man of 46, holding one of the most envied and prestigious posts in Leicester, has brought that post into disrepute, destroyed his own credibiliity and turned the city into a laughing stock - ridiculed nationally and worldwide. But I think it's time that we put the whole regrettable episode behind us, and moved on. After all, I'm sure you're as bored of discussing Nigel Pearson as I am! Won't someone please think of the children!
Zingari Posted 3 July 2010 Posted 3 July 2010 It's been a tough week. Many of my family and friends will not remember it fondly. They, along with many others, will continue to wonder how, through an act of supreme carelessness, a grown man of 46, holding one of the most envied and prestigious posts in Leicester, has brought that post into disrepute, destroyed his own credibiliity and turned the city into a laughing stock - ridiculed nationally and worldwide. But I think it's time that we put the whole regrettable episode behind us, and moved on. After all, I'm sure you're as bored of discussing Nigel Pearson as I am! great sense of humour, nice one
Alan Johnson Posted 3 July 2010 Posted 3 July 2010 "Unfortunately, I had chosen not to wear a belt and the trousers came loose and fell" This old chestnut. I used the same excuse when caught with my pants down in the infamous 'Hard Cock Cafe' Bangkok.
Guest Bilo Posted 3 July 2010 Posted 3 July 2010 But I think it's time that we put the whole regrettable episode behind us, and moved on. Hee hee, behind.
MC Prussian Posted 3 July 2010 Posted 3 July 2010 Just don't do it again, Colin - or wear a Royal skirt or something adequately appropriate next time 'round.
Guest Mee-9 Posted 4 July 2010 Posted 4 July 2010 He shouldn't be allowed anywhere near kids in the future.
ACF Posted 4 July 2010 Posted 4 July 2010 The scene outside the school from The Hangover springs to mind.
Bert Posted 4 July 2010 Posted 4 July 2010 All I can picture is Ultra doing his talk, not realising his kecks have fell down
Daggers Posted 5 July 2010 Posted 5 July 2010 ...sudden gust of wind? A room full of nuns, feminists and a school party from a blind school feeling their way around.
AoWW Posted 5 July 2010 Posted 5 July 2010 A room full of nuns, feminists and a school party from a blind school feeling their way around. Ewww, enough - stop now.
DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 5 July 2010 Posted 5 July 2010 I do have to say it was well publicized nationally. Standards have been falling for years, but for the Lord Mayor of Leicester to hit rock bottom, is almost a bare faced cheek! :giggle:
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