Raleigh Chopper
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He will have a really long drive at one of his other houses to make up for the lack of one at his Westminster house.
Probably got a very clean moat as well.
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[Football] Jacob Rees-Mogg.
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He will have a really long drive at one of his other houses to make up for the lack of one at his Westminster house.
Probably got a very clean moat as well.
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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I already felt sorry for his kids when I saw the names he's lumbered them with...
Peter Theodore Alphege
Mary Anne Charlotte Emma (this ones not bad, to be fair)
Thomas Wentworth Somerset Dunstan
Anselm Charles Fitzwilliam
Alfred Wulfric Leyson Pius
Sixtus Dominic Boniface Christopher
I know he's very proud of his breeding but why give your kids names that sound like Crufts prize winners?
Raleigh Chopper
New member
He named one of his kids after a golf course.
I bet they all speak fluent Latin.
I bet they all speak fluent Latin.
brakespear
Doctor Worm
Nonsense, typical of nothing but a few idiots (that exist on either side) that think anything or anybody is fair game but you know that really.
Recti vos
Rees-Mogg is probably my least favourite politician along with old Bojos but I felt sorry for him on this occasion.
The behaviour of Bone was sickening. If there was any semblance of grey matter floating around inside his ignorant skull, he would have realised that he’s just given JRM the most almighty publicity boost. I also note that JRM was happy to stand there with his ever increasing number of children and take all the insults for a considerable length of time knowing that shit-for-brains Bone was giving him the kind of free sympathy and publicity that would normally cost hundreds of thousands to get. I’d have ushered my family straight behind the door as far away from that imbecile as possible.
The behaviour of Bone was sickening. If there was any semblance of grey matter floating around inside his ignorant skull, he would have realised that he’s just given JRM the most almighty publicity boost. I also note that JRM was happy to stand there with his ever increasing number of children and take all the insults for a considerable length of time knowing that shit-for-brains Bone was giving him the kind of free sympathy and publicity that would normally cost hundreds of thousands to get. I’d have ushered my family straight behind the door as far away from that imbecile as possible.
midnight_rendezvous
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It’s a shame about the first part of your post, seeing as it’s absolute drivel. (Last week Corbyn received multiple death threats on twitter, were you so quick to blame the entire right?
)However you are correct that it was despicable shouting at his children, even if JRM is detestable.
Mr Rees-Mogg told LBC: "...a few anarchists turned up and it wasn't very well organised."
I struggling to decide whether that means they were good at being anarchists or not very good at being anarchists.
I struggling to decide whether that means they were good at being anarchists or not very good at being anarchists.
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Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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Disorganised anarchists? Their leaders will have to hold an EGM.
Unbecoming to quote one's own posts but.....
Nobody has come out and defended the nobber (I can't comment on replies from people I have on ignore, obviously).
So, none, it seems, on here do think he 'deserves it'.
Poor call, Bozza, on this occasion
My guess is his kids are as 'on message' as he and recognised immediately the bumbling nonsense of a one-man suicide band at 50 paces. A bit of a chortle and off to mass. In R-M's boots and with R-M's brain wedged in my head, an R-M's besuited Albus and Adric in hand, I'd have done the same.
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,878
Even the simplest searches on google will tell you the Bone hates the Labour Party as much as he hates the Tories.
He's probably round Jeremy's next week.
No-one can defend what he did. He is however an eccentric (like Rees Mogg) I think they were protesting about the "slavery" the nanny has had to endure.
I'm not particularly worried about either getting power, but the country is (probably) better for both of them.
Ian Bone I have to admit does make me laugh particularly with his digs at the left.
He's probably round Jeremy's next week.
No-one can defend what he did. He is however an eccentric (like Rees Mogg) I think they were protesting about the "slavery" the nanny has had to endure.
I'm not particularly worried about either getting power, but the country is (probably) better for both of them.
Ian Bone I have to admit does make me laugh particularly with his digs at the left.
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Mo Gosfield
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- Aug 11, 2010
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Vote Leave........tolerate/like/admire JRM
Vote Remain.....no time for him/dislike/loathe JRM
No middle ground with Mr Marmite.
Vote Remain.....no time for him/dislike/loathe JRM
No middle ground with Mr Marmite.
nicko31
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Aside of this incident..
Did well yesterday loads of airtime on JRM, but came up with absolutely nothing new on the Irish border plan
Did well yesterday loads of airtime on JRM, but came up with absolutely nothing new on the Irish border plan
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Quite. This does nothing to further our working class cause.
Baker lite
Banned
Looks like extreme Left remainiacs are now picking on little Children, got to pick on someone I suppose, now that picking on Jewish people is off limits.
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I like JRM. Seems like a very polite man.
Don't be a div all your life.