'i Want My Mummy'

[DollyDiaper]

I just read this on AOL Lifestyle:-

Blair's body language 'a cry for mummy'

When he touches his tummy, is the PM wanting his mummy?

Tony Blair's body language speaks volumes when he is under stress - and what it is saying is: "I want my mummy."

The helpless baby inside the Prime Minister was exposed by psychologist Dr Peter Collett. He pointed to Mr Blair's habit of touching his stomach in stressful situations, such as being asked awkward questions about the war in Iraq.

Dr Collett, from Oxford University, told the BA Festival of Science in Norwich: "It takes us back to a point in our lives when we were babies.

"When babies get distressed, mothers often rub their tummies to calm them down. Tony's mother's not around to rub his tummy, so he does it himself."

The revelation is just one of Dr Collett's findings from his research unpicking the body language of politicians.

Mr Blair also appeared submissive in the presence of US President George W Bush, for instance, by keeping his hands in his pockets and allowing himself to be pushed to the side when the two appeared together. However, in this case the body language signals were probably genuine.

Mr Bush, on the other hand, went out of his way to reinforce his dominance. This was shown in his verbal exchanges as well as his fondness for bomber jackets and John Wayne-style "power walks".

Dr Collett said that when Mr Bush recently greeted the PM with "Yo Blair!", he really meant, "You're not a man of the people because you don't understand that kind of hip talk."

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D lly

[diaprbayb]

Yo D lly, good story.

[Sunshine2585]

That was a good story. I wonder if Blair is actually thinking that as well.

[DollyDiaper]

That was a good story. I wonder if Blair is actually thinking that as well.

I've no idea D.I. Sunshine, but I've had a brainwave, why don't you email the P.M. and ask him yourself?

D lly

(Dolly just teasing you Sunshine Yo bayb!)

[Sunshine2585]

That would be funny. I wonder if he has heard about what his body language means. And if he has, I wonder whether he will stop trying to do that.

[MyNameIsDee]

I know Blair shud be in a Cot and not Number 10 Dowing Street he is a total big baby and wants the wind patting out of him..... sorry but he is a big baby

[redneck diaper boy]

I just read this on AOL Lifestyle:-

Blair's body language 'a cry for mummy'

When he touches his tummy, is the PM wanting his mummy?

Tony Blair's body language speaks volumes when he is under stress - and what it is saying is: "I want my mummy."

The helpless baby inside the Prime Minister was exposed by psychologist Dr Peter Collett. He pointed to Mr Blair's habit of touching his stomach in stressful situations, such as being asked awkward questions about the war in Iraq.

Dr Collett, from Oxford University, told the BA Festival of Science in Norwich: "It takes us back to a point in our lives when we were babies.

"When babies get distressed, mothers often rub their tummies to calm them down. Tony's mother's not around to rub his tummy, so he does it himself."

The revelation is just one of Dr Collett's findings from his research unpicking the body language of politicians.

Mr Blair also appeared submissive in the presence of US President George W Bush, for instance, by keeping his hands in his pockets and allowing himself to be pushed to the side when the two appeared together. However, in this case the body language signals were probably genuine.

Mr Bush, on the other hand, went out of his way to reinforce his dominance. This was shown in his verbal exchanges as well as his fondness for bomber jackets and John Wayne-style "power walks".

Dr Collett said that when Mr Bush recently greeted the PM with "Yo Blair!", he really meant, "You're not a man of the people because you don't understand that kind of hip talk."

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D lly

I just read this on AOL Lifestyle:-

Blair's body language 'a cry for mummy'

When he touches his tummy, is the PM wanting his mummy?

Tony Blair's body language speaks volumes when he is under stress - and what it is saying is: "I want my mummy."

The helpless baby inside the Prime Minister was exposed by psychologist Dr Peter Collett. He pointed to Mr Blair's habit of touching his stomach in stressful situations, such as being asked awkward questions about the war in Iraq.

Dr Collett, from Oxford University, told the BA Festival of Science in Norwich: "It takes us back to a point in our lives when we were babies.

"When babies get distressed, mothers often rub their tummies to calm them down. Tony's mother's not around to rub his tummy, so he does it himself."

The revelation is just one of Dr Collett's findings from his research unpicking the body language of politicians.

Mr Blair also appeared submissive in the presence of US President George W Bush, for instance, by keeping his hands in his pockets and allowing himself to be pushed to the side when the two appeared together. However, in this case the body language signals were probably genuine.

Mr Bush, on the other hand, went out of his way to reinforce his dominance. This was shown in his verbal exchanges as well as his fondness for bomber jackets and John Wayne-style "power walks".

Dr Collett said that when Mr Bush recently greeted the PM with "Yo Blair!", he really meant, "You're not a man of the people because you don't understand that kind of hip talk."

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D lly

Blair has a tough job. Britian is a superpower and along with it comes super responsibility.

Blair sided with the United States and has come under fire. To his credit, he knows a thug when he sees one.

Whatever Blair does for relaxation I hope it works well for him and his family. My heart goes out to him.

I just read this on AOL Lifestyle:-

Blair's body language 'a cry for mummy'

When he touches his tummy, is the PM wanting his mummy?

Tony Blair's body language speaks volumes when he is under stress - and what it is saying is: "I want my mummy."

The helpless baby inside the Prime Minister was exposed by psychologist Dr Peter Collett. He pointed to Mr Blair's habit of touching his stomach in stressful situations, such as being asked awkward questions about the war in Iraq.

Dr Collett, from Oxford University, told the BA Festival of Science in Norwich: "It takes us back to a point in our lives when we were babies.

"When babies get distressed, mothers often rub their tummies to calm them down. Tony's mother's not around to rub his tummy, so he does it himself."

The revelation is just one of Dr Collett's findings from his research unpicking the body language of politicians.

Mr Blair also appeared submissive in the presence of US President George W Bush, for instance, by keeping his hands in his pockets and allowing himself to be pushed to the side when the two appeared together. However, in this case the body language signals were probably genuine.

Mr Bush, on the other hand, went out of his way to reinforce his dominance. This was shown in his verbal exchanges as well as his fondness for bomber jackets and John Wayne-style "power walks".

Dr Collett said that when Mr Bush recently greeted the PM with "Yo Blair!", he really meant, "You're not a man of the people because you don't understand that kind of hip talk."

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D lly

[DollyDiaper]

Blair has a tough job. Britian is a superpower and along with it comes super responsibility.

Blair sided with the United States and has come under fire. To his credit, he knows a thug when he sees one.

Whatever Blair does for relaxation I hope it works well for him and his family. My heart goes out to him.

Got that in triplicate!

There's help out there if you need it -

D lly

[Valentine]

You know sometimes a cigar is just a cigar and a tummy rub is just a tummy rub. (It was the ale he had during lunch.)

[diaprbayb]

And sometimes posting a story they may be of interrest to this group, just posting a story.