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Gordon Brown's eating habit

What is Gordon Brown always chewing on when he is speaking? Is it chewing gum,a mint? I was told it was rude to eat while you are talking.
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Marky B

Marky B Mon 15/10/07 20:23

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Lonnie
Mon 15/10/07
20:34

His Fingernails.

factor30
Tue 16/10/07
22:50

He's been trained to speak slowly and pause for effect and to gather his thoughts. Some people say 'er' or 'you know' in these pauses, others smile- he just swallows or bites his tongue to force himself to pause

Marky B
Wed 17/10/07
00:00

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I've seen him do it when he is not talking.
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Dassie
Sat 20/10/07
10:57

He's not chewing on anything, he's got a nervous twitch.......probably everytime he tells a lie!

annemollie
Sat 20/10/07
15:19

Rory Bremner does it best.

JockSporran
Mon 22/10/07
07:57

Eating his words, perhaps? Or humble pie?

Marky B
Mon 22/10/07
11:58

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Good answers,folks. Tony Blair was brilliant keeping a straight face when he told a lie:I mean doing it 24/7 must be hard work.
What was Gordon Brown doing at the Rugby Cup Final anyway?
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Dassie
Mon 22/10/07
20:25

Wasting taxpayer's money? - he's Scottish after all. Perhaps he knew the Boks would win so went to gloat??

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