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Shirley he hasn't been this incompetent while he's been PM or before that when he was the Chancellor who oversaw 11% inflation, or somebody would have said :shrug:

I don't think we have time to go through the things you are not aware of, I'm going out to dinner Sunday :wink:

Out of interest, what is the source for this story ?

My favourite story along those lines was when Slade's world tour was being explained to guitarist Dave Hill with the help of a world map. He allegedly then said "I don't get it, we go round Europe, then over to America, and then all the way back across to play Japan" Best when done in a broad...

A few years ago in the summer I had a young lad, maybe late teens/early twenties knock and ask whether I wanted the roof on the house checked as he thought I might have a tile missing. I lied and said no thanks mate, I'm a builder by trade and off he toddled. Five minutes later I went into my...

And what sort of background checks are they going to make on the other 100+ that have to be selected by tomorrow. They can't even get this simple thing right despite being the only political party that actually knew when the election was going to be :facepalm: This whole campaign is bringing...

Well OBVIOUSY duh :rolleyes:

England win the Euros with the Albion's GOAT an ever present. You heard it here first :thumbsup: (Yes I have, and it's only thursdat :wink:)

Gave up counting :shrug:(live at the Concorde)

Together with another 140 other candidates still to find as of two days ago. But it is down from the almost 200 that the Conservatives needed to find when Rishi caught them out with that surprise election announcement. I believe that's right, what could possibly go wrong :laugh:

UK clothing sales to EU plummet as Brexit red tape deters exporters UK exports of clothing and footwear to the EU have dived since Brexit, according to a new study that shows the extent to which complex regulations and red tape at the border have deterred firms from sending goods across the...

Easy, this :wink:

I'm fascinated to know what aspects of Brexit and Boris Johnson would even briefly have given you the impression that they would help the working classes. I'm assuming you are referring to that brief period between 2016 and 2022 :facepalm:

It's a yes from me. Similar results but far more entertaining :thumbsup:

They've just quoted the above on the news. I want some bloody commission, I found it first :mad: In case he hadn't realised, when The Spectator is calling out a Conservative PM it really isn't good news. You're welcome Rishi :thumbsup:

So Labour 'leaving this gap' is your justification for the Leader of the country being forced to lie about it multiple times on TV ? The reason every single party has this 'gap' is because the election was only called a week and a half ago and nobody has published a costed manifesto yet...

I think the issue was the she didn't get a grip, rather than the fact it was a banana milkshake :shrug:

There's only one way to find out :wink:

I think with what is coming out this morning, he may have well have landed a knockout punch. Just unfortunately for him, not on his opponent :wink:

The £2000 tax lie is getting worse by the minute :shrug: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-politics-69088663 In our last couple of posts, we've been reporting on a letter sent by James Bowler - the chief Treasury civil servant - to Labour two days ago, saying that the Conservatives'...