Max Mosley: dirty ol' man or sex supergod?

[Shytalkz]

Quite why this was deemed "in the public interest" is beyond me, I have to say. Salacious "scandal" upping the rag-sale count, perchance?

Still, he won, good on him, I say .

 

[tim west]

bloody Nazi's!

 

[Deluks]

So the whole reason for the court case was that they may/may not have been dressed up as Nazi's? (Well if it's good enough for the Royals?)

 

[Shytalkz]

As Nazi's what?

 

[dave.m]

Who gives a t0ss?

Don't buy daily or Sunday papers.

 

[JohnD]

Quite why this was deemed "in the public interest" is beyond me,

in order to sell more newspapers to the prurient, surely?

 

[Shytalkz]

As I said, then:

Salacious "scandal" upping the rag-sale count, perchance

Needless to say, all the media types are moaning about this ruling being a further erosion of press freedom.

Good. Scumbags (generally).

 

[JohnD]

my chum calls it "the fish-wrapping business"

 

[billyo]

SUPERDICK

 

[JohnD]

I don't see anything enviable about "getting it on with five birds"

after all, he did have to pay them.

seems a pity he never told his wife about his sexual interests.

 

[tim west]

Maybe its the envy of not having the money to be able to copy it?

 

[joe-90]

He was a public schoolboy what do you expect?

 

[Shytalkz]

after all, he did have to pay them.

Probably works out cheaper than having a wife and a once a week bunk up.

seems a pity he never told his wife about his sexual interests.

He probably did, she just didn't want to go along with his pecadillos

 

[JohnD]

he claims not. Of course yoiu never know who's telling the truth.

She might have preferred not having him resort to prostitutes