*Gullsworth*
My Hair is like his hair
Not so much inbetweeners more like the untouchables.Well, the person who exonerated him has normalised immoral behaviour and Hancock is just aping his mendacious boss.....
Not so much inbetweeners more like the untouchables.Well, the person who exonerated him has normalised immoral behaviour and Hancock is just aping his mendacious boss.....
Boris has already exonerated him.
Time to move on.
Let's not talk this great country down.
My minister has overseen a world beating roll out of vaccines.
Under the labour party it would have been dither and wither, jabber and wabber, crumpet and bum tit (oh, sorry that's us, isn't it? I'll get my coat*)
*I made that last bit up.
So Handcock has......allegedly
Torn two families appart
Broke a covid rule he helped administer
Had a reationship with a paid advisor and should have declared the conflict of interest.
If this is proved to be true he has probably lied to his wife
Lied to the public
Lied to the serving Prime minister.
After an apology has been told to carry on the good job he was supposedly doing by his boss.
Dear oh dear.
Hope it went well and whatever it was is sorted and you’re up to speed quickly.
Cheers pal. Umbilical hernia. Have to inject myself sub cutaneously with anticoagulant for the next few days. Showing off today I accidentally gave myself an IP injection, forgetting to 'pinch up' the flab, but owing to, ahem, the upper layer, the injection went straight into the body wall rather than my caecum, which was lucky I guess. Stang for a bit
It really saddens me to see that the bulk of public outrage is directed at the fact that Hancock broke a rule, rather than at the fact that he has most likely irrevocably torn two families' lives apart from his affair. Adultery seems to slip past our society's anti-misogyny radar.
Neither is the main issue. If he was having a relationship with a paid advisor he should have declared the conflict of interest.
If he didn't he has broken the ministerial code and should instantly resign.
Most large companies these days would treat a bit of jiggy jiggy in the office as a serious disciplinary offence. I've seen people sacked for it.
It's worked hasn't it? there is now so much shit going on without consequences that I'm starting to not be bothered by it.
I'm pretty sure that's the plan.
But given that the Prime Minister himself is a serial adulterer, he has normalised such behaviour!
I agree with you, but adultery isn’t illegal.
It's worked hasn't it? there is now so much shit going on without consequences that I'm starting to not be bothered by it.
I'm pretty sure that's the plan.
Cheers pal. Umbilical hernia. Have to inject myself sub cutaneously with anticoagulant for the next few days. Showing off today I accidentally gave myself an IP injection, forgetting to 'pinch up' the flab, but owing to, ahem, the upper layer, the injection went straight into the body wall rather than my caecum, which was lucky I guess. Stang for a bit
Shock horror - politician [let’s call him or her John (x2), Edwina, Cecil, David, Alex, Ivan, Clive, Keith…….ad nauseam] caught playing around
So Handcock has......allegedly
Torn two families appart
Broke a covid rule he helped administer
Had a reationship with a paid advisor and should have declared the conflict of interest.
If this is proved to be true he has probably lied to his wife
Lied to the public
Lied to the serving Prime minister.
After an apology has been told to carry on the good job he was supposedly doing by his boss.
Dear oh dear.