So some of our leaders are allowed to call those opposite

[freakiness]

A **bleep** these days. 

The speaker chose not to evict him, just asked him to use correct titles in future.

[i-need-a-martini]

Wow!

Whilst I thought there was not way he would have used that word, the video shows it very differently doesn't it? He definitely did not say "grub" and that is very clear.

And to put a further perspective on it, Gillard got thrown out of Parliament for 24 hours when she called Abbott a grub. Yet Bishop barely reprimands Pyne for what is generally regarded as the most obscene swear word in the English language.

Bias much?

[*elizabeths-mum*]

Even though I don't like it used in that context Boris! I can see there are times when one is driven to do so. 😄

[lakeland27]

i'd say that would be the most likely outcome , utube will preserve it for a few years

[fourandsixpants]

I loathe this word but in this case it perfectly suits the user me thinks.

[lakeland27]

it may have been deliberate , an appeal to the 'real men' out there and also an attempt to quash those persistent ashby rumors

[bluecat*dancing]

Potty Mouth Pyne. Shame on Bronwyn for not disciplining him.

[freddie*rooster]

Oh stop it, poor little prissy Chrissy doesn't even know what it means, he was hiding behind his mummies skirt when naughty words were being discussed.

[debra9275]

Wow!  my son told me about this and i couldn't believe it was true!

what he said and the fact that he wasn't ejected speaks volumes about the speakers bias and Pyne's character.

I am stunned that words like that are being used in our Parliament

disgraceful and VERY offensive

what a weasle of a man

[spotweldersfriend]

Yes,I'm afraid that's what this government has brought to parliament.Man masquerading as woman,woman masquerading as man....