That was dodgy wasn't it, especially for those 130,000 new members, most of whom had joined the party, and paid their money, precisely because they wanted to have a say in the new leader?
Of course, if the information is dodgy – like, for example, rumours of David Beckham or Nicolas Sarkozy having affairs, free flights to Haiti being offered by American Airlines, or the spine-chilling rumour that Kian Egan might have left Westlife – you shrug when it's denied and say well, you were merely a signpost.
This is dodgy business for any brand, as the creative world is small and the industry's high turnover virtually ensures that everybody knows the companies that pull these kinds of stunts.
"There were always going to be dodgy fuckers willing to work for rich people, and the S.C.L. was just an example of the dodgy fucker".
Graham Onions said they were aware the forecast for Friday is dodgy, and they'd dearly love to get the game finished today.
After that, when confronting climate skepticism, Taylor found that "Either the explanations for findings were dodgy, sketchy or misleading or the underlying science didn't hold up". Today he is president of the Niskanen Center, a think tank that advocates for a global carbon tax to combat global warming.
China's numbers, for example, can be dodgy; Greece underreported its deficit, with disastrous consequences.
The weather forecast for the next week is dodgy, and when England's World Cup winners take to their open-top bus they don't need us raining on their parade as well.
Answering newspaper ads for teachers can be dodgy, so try to find a school.
Mr Eichengreen show that for reserve currencies these arguments are dodgy.
