All I could think about was Trigger Happy TV and the classic "HELLO! I'M ON THE TRAIN!" moment when I heard that awful bloody ringtone on Brown's mobile.
The Prime Minister has a Nokia that must be at least ten years old. This is presumably because he breaks them so often he's just being sent refurbs by his service provider.
Friday, January 30, 2009
HELLO! NO I'M ON THE TELLY!
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5 comments:
I reckon this was a PR plant. It is the most popular video on the BBC website today, and makes him look more human. I just don't believe that Brown would forget to turn his phone off or put it on silent, or even carry one himself.
Perhaps he should have a word with Obama.
And if Obama needs to have some special high security Blackberry - how come our own POM gets away with some crummy Nokia (like mine)
How easy is it to hack into a mobile phone call.
Completely deliberate, like the 'trouser in the sock' ply. Designed to give a light moment when he thought it could turn nasty. PR plant is right and an easy way to diffuse a difficult situation. Brown's did it a few times and it's an old trick.
I agree with Richard. There's no trace of annoyance or surprise - or guilt, for that matter - in Brown's manner as the phone rings. If it was unintentional, we'd surely see some embarrassment.
Yes, Richard, that's what I think. A PR Stunt.
wv =thoramp
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