Iggle Piggle
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- Sep 3, 2010
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really , check out the the Brexit thread, some people still think we're in the EU
regards
DF
I'd rather sew the EU flag into my bellend than go on the Brexit thread.
Regards
IP
really , check out the the Brexit thread, some people still think we're in the EU
regards
DF
..............and without the colossal increase in salary that normally goes with such a promotion. He'll be getting far less now than when he was doing HIGNFY occasionally and writing columns in the Telegraph.
[emoji23]I'd rather sew the EU flag into my bellend than go on the Brexit thread.
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IP
You begin to speculate (well I do anyway) just how much lower can Johnson get. (If anyone knows I'm sure he'd be grateful for the tips.)
Now who’s being pedantic?
I was correcting your error. Not sure if that qualifies as pendantic.But I am sure you can research the correct definition.
I was correcting your error. Not sure if that qualifies as pendantic.But I am sure you can research the correct definition.
Don’t you have access to Google? I’m sure you really want to find out what’s true and what isn’t.
Although a lucrative career of memoir-writing and posh-nob after dinner gigs awaits.
Don’t you have access to Google? I’m sure you really want to find out what’s true and what isn’t.
Thanks!
I noticed that you have the word numpty under your user name and googled that.
Very apt
Anyway, the fact of the matter is that Starmer has taken BoJo to the cleaners at PMQs and going forward it will only get worse and worse and more and more humiliating for the oaf.
At a time when the country should unite against this virus, and after Labour asked to be part of the meetings to combat it, this seems a little awkward.
The twice Starmer has questioned the Govt, without saying how he would have handled it any differently, does not seem a constructive way forward for the country.
Unless pointing at each other over the dispatch box like schoolkids is beneficial of course.
You're right of course but alas it was ever thus with PMQs. And it is depressing to witness the leader of our country being so easily exposed for the charlatan that he is, and to my knowledge opposition parties seldom say what they would do if in power, they just oppose. Again, and regrettably, it was ever thus.
At a time when the country should unite against this virus, and after Labour asked to be part of the meetings to combat it, this seems a little awkward.
The twice Starmer has questioned the Govt, without saying how he would have handled it any differently, does not seem a constructive way forward for the country.
Unless pointing at each other over the dispatch box like schoolkids is beneficial of course.
As I said before, it's like shooting fish in a barrel for Starmer right now. Let's hear some constructive suggestions and plans rather than criticism. If he's to make a decent PM, then time to show his skills.
Boris will and has spouted bollocks to get a short term win. £350million on the side of a bus being one such example. The virus has taken this option from him and it’s showing. Anyone expecting Starmer to play nicely is deluded as Boris would use such a tactic to his advantage. He’s getting his just desserts.
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So long as it helps us go forward
Do you not think how much more credibility Starmer would gain should he keep suggesting ideas publicly?
In a time where the PM is under scrutiny, rather than pick holes, he would appear in a much better light with positive plans at a time where we need unity.
If the Govt then chose to ignore him, think how his halo might grow.
Surprised his spin team haven't gone this route.