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I Can’t Use An iPod, Admits Tony Blair

Monday, March 6th, 2006
by Robert Glen Fogarty

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Lester Haines of The Register writes:

Simple question: would you allow a man who by his own admission cannot use an iPod to:

  1. Sell you a used car?

  2. Marry your daughter?
  3. Run the country?

No, of course you wouldn’t. Which is why we report with an icy chill of fear in our hearts that none other that UK President Tony “God will judge me” Blair revealed this shocking fact in an TV interview last Saturday with grannies’ fave Michael Parkinson.


Well. I guess high tech isn’t for everyone. Maybe he’ll just leave that sort of thing (like The Internets) up to his peer, George W. Bush.

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