You don’t often see a tramp in a suit and tie round my way, it must be posh in that , there London.
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You don’t often see a tramp in a suit and tie round my way, it must be posh in that , there London.
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portslade seagull
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I am starting to feel sorry for him.
Just doing what his and our mother's always told us before going out ... 'dress up warm or your catch your death of cold'
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Ha ha, he probably also had his string vest and Steptoe pants on also.
Sirnormangall
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- Sep 21, 2017
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Are people screaming at the coat or just saying that he’s not dressed for the occasion? I suspect it’s the latter and that it’s Owen Jones who is irredeemably pathetic.
Sounds like Michael Foot's donkey jacket all over again.
And....it wasn't a donkey jacket.
Is this possibly fake news?
I have no time for Corbyn but whenever I see threads like this (utterly pathetic attempts to kick a weirdo when he's already been forgotten), I think that maybe I might vote for him after all; the enemy of a load of tossers being my friend, etc.
And....it wasn't a donkey jacket.
Is this possibly fake news?
I have no time for Corbyn but whenever I see threads like this (utterly pathetic attempts to kick a weirdo when he's already been forgotten), I think that maybe I might vote for him after all; the enemy of a load of tossers being my friend, etc.
- Aug 7, 2003
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Apparently he’s a twelve year old who ....... wait for......... earns his pocket money by writing for the Guardian.
If you're screaming at twitter feed by a political activist you don't know rather than remembering people slaughtered and maimed by war, you are so utterly irredeemably pathetic that I'm genuinely embarrassed for you.
Billy the Fish
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It does look awful, I wouldn't turn up to work wearing an anorak and suit combo let alone a formal event like this. But ultimately Corbyn has no dress sense and probably doesn't know any better. I don't think I've ever seen him wearing a suit that fits, they're all two size too big.
The sad thing is that all his supporters will use the faux outrage from the right wing press to deflect attention from his shambles of an opposition (see Owen Jones).
The sad thing is that all his supporters will use the faux outrage from the right wing press to deflect attention from his shambles of an opposition (see Owen Jones).
That's been beyond doubt for some time now.
The video he put out where he rocked up at the Conservative Party conference and tried to do a Louis Theroux type act and get young Tories to verbally hang themselves on camera was all kinds of pathetic. I'm sure he has some valid points on occasion, but they get lost amongst the rest of the utter shit he comes out with.
portslade seagull
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Sounds like Michael Foot's donkey jacket all over again.
And....it wasn't a donkey jacket.
Is this possibly fake news?
I have no time for Corbyn but whenever I see threads like this (utterly pathetic attempts to kick a weirdo when he's already been forgotten), I think that maybe I might vote for him after all; the enemy of a load of tossers being my friend, etc.
I honestly believe he didn't see any issue with it. Just the way he is. I'd be more suprised to see him in a suit
wtf? I think you're the one that must be embarrassed by that response. I haven't even looked at Twitter (it's for twa@ts), so I don't scream (or probably scweam in your case, since you seem to think a straight question is somehow hysterical). Thanks to somebody who gave a far more sensible answer than you, I now know who what's-his-name is. Big deal.................and I was right.
It doesn't matter.
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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He does annoy me, but I found the conference interviews quite enlightening. I seen some similar ones done at the Labour conference and it's always interesting to view the sometimes extreme views of activists.
Jones did an interesting interview with a Young Tory who was openly worried that the party had lost the young vote. It was hardly Louis Theroux.
As I don't openly (and actually) support a political party, perhaps I'm able to view his interviews with a more open mind.
Jackthelad
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- Mar 31, 2010
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Every year they have a go at Corbyn, same old Daily Mail shite.
Sounds like Michael Foot's donkey jacket all over again.
And....it wasn't a donkey jacket.
Is this possibly fake news?
I have no time for Corbyn but whenever I see threads like this (utterly pathetic attempts to kick a weirdo when he's already been forgotten), I think that maybe I might vote for him after all; the enemy of a load of tossers being my friend, etc.
Well if you do want to vote for him you’ll need to move to Islington I think.