Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand crack 'tasteless and offensive' Jimmy Savile jokes

[EvilPengy]

Well I've learnt something today

I was thought nonce meant idiot or something along those lines

[Bad)-(and]

in other words "two men make jokes. some people angered, most have already said worse"

[Negrul1]

[QUOTE=BlkDucky;39438678]uhhh, is it? I live in the UK and I've never heard this tbh.[/QUOTE]

I live in the UK and I'm pretty sure I've heard it meaning 'idiot', but never 'paedo'.

[Genericenemy]

[QUOTE=Bobie;39438646]"controversial comedians say controversial things"

a* journalism once again, brought to you by the same people behind masterpieces such as "why you should hate immigrants" and "celebrity gets tits out"[/QUOTE]

Add their bullshit they spread about so called disabled "scroungers" to that list as well.

[BlkDucky]

[QUOTE=Negrul1;39441913]I live in the UK and I'm pretty sure I've heard it meaning 'idiot', but never 'paedo'.[/QUOTE]

yeah, this is the context I've always heard it in.

[Ad4m]

[QUOTE=matt.ant;39438707]If only, it's more like "celebrity buys pizza" [url]http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2271675/Jennifer-Garner-drops-diet-day-grabs-pizza-daughter-Violet.html[/url][/QUOTE]

"Showing off her super mum skills, Jennifer managed to make it to her car with a large pizza in one hand, a bag of sides over her arm and a drink holder with coffee - from her favourite Brentwood Country Mart store Cafe Luxx.

The mother of three was defeated by the car door however, forcing her to pop the pizza - from Los Angeles eatery Louise's Trattoria - down briefly to get all the food and her seven-year-old into the vehicle.

The Dallas Buyer's Club actress donned a black and white stripped knitted sweater with tight blue jeans and knee high black boots for her food gathering outing."

Whoever wrote this deserves 10 British Journalism Awards, captivating stuff.

[MachiniOs]

The Daily Mail is irredeemable shit and the quicker Paul Dacre hangs from a Fleet Street lamp post the better.