Sassy Colin
Death or the gladioli!
tbh, generally, all I do these day is lookI'm picturing you driving around in a white van shouting "phwaoooooorrrrr orite luv?" at random women on the street.
tbh, generally, all I do these day is lookI'm picturing you driving around in a white van shouting "phwaoooooorrrrr orite luv?" at random women on the street.
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Much more fun than 'Gerronwivit. Dunno wot da problem is. Jus leev. Simple. Just like me'.I'm picturing you driving around in a white van shouting "phwaoooooorrrrr orite luv?" at random women on the street.
You can spell words correctly. You shall be our new Master of Words and Shit.Have you got room for a Welsh lad who wants to move from Hereford to somewhere that realises it's not 1972 anymore? Happy to do the cooking and cleaning!
IdiocracyYou can spell words correctly. You shall be our new Master of Words and Shit.
I shall serve with honour and gratitude my lordYou can spell words correctly. You shall be our new Master of Words and Shit.
You called me an idiot. You shall be our new King.Idiocracy
Major comes across very impressive whenever he talks on Brexit. Sadly he'll be labelled a 'remoaner' and his words won't be heeded.John Major:
'The government must change its tone. Ministers routinely insult half the electorate as “Remoaners”. The surgeon who drew up the Yellowhammer risk register of epilepsy and neurology drugs is told he is a “fear-mongering Remainer”.
Businessmen are warned that a negative attitude on Brexit will lead to their companies being frozen out of any future government consultation. This is behaviour I never thought to see from any British government, and it must stop.
The abuse comes from Cabinet ministers; and the threats from No 10 special advisers. I repeat: it must stop.
Ahead lie many challenges. If we are to meet them we need government of the highest quality, not government by bluster and threat in a climate of aggressive bullying.'
Pfft, I've been offered a job as Minister for Technology in Boris's Cabinet. Apparently he saw me frantically tapping the top of the Caf, thinking the Twitter Transfers link would magically appear.I shall serve with honour and gratitude my lord
I'm convinced if Boris or Gove suddenly saw the light and started warning of the brexit dangers they'd just be labelled remoaners instantly.Major comes across very impressive whenever he talks on Brexit. Sadly he'll be labelled a 'remoaner' and his words won't be heeded.
They can't control the monster they've created, not that they seem to want to control it yet. They just hope it'll miraculously go away when Brexit is delivered.I'm convinced if Boris or Gove suddenly saw the light and started warning of the brexit dangers they'd just be labelled remoaners instantly.
That's what happens when you instil such a mindset into the public.
They never expected May to resign. It fecked up their plans to take over after the Brexit mess was signed, sealed and delivered.They can't control the monster they've created, not that they seem to want to control it yet. They just hope it'll miraculously go away when Brexit is delivered.
Just gerronwivit will ya!I shall serve with honour and gratitude my lord
100%They never expected May to resign. It fecked up their plans to take over after the Brexit mess was signed, sealed and delivered.
Says it all when Major wasn’t even a great PM but he’s intellectually planets ahead of anyone in the current cabinet.John Major:
'The government must change its tone. Ministers routinely insult half the electorate as “Remoaners”. The surgeon who drew up the Yellowhammer risk register of epilepsy and neurology drugs is told he is a “fear-mongering Remainer”.
Businessmen are warned that a negative attitude on Brexit will lead to their companies being frozen out of any future government consultation. This is behaviour I never thought to see from any British government, and it must stop.
The abuse comes from Cabinet ministers; and the threats from No 10 special advisers. I repeat: it must stop.
Ahead lie many challenges. If we are to meet them we need government of the highest quality, not government by bluster and threat in a climate of aggressive bullying.'
What? They sabotaged her relentlessly and in her last 6 months they were actively pressuring her to resign.They never expected May to resign. It fecked up their plans to take over after the Brexit mess was signed, sealed and delivered.
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Even BJ fan girls are beginning to think it’s not worth it.
Bombastic Boris in trouble!
We can only hope. I'm praying the more the public see of him the more they'll realise they cannot vote for him. Wishful thinking on my part though I'm guessing.Tweet
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Even BJ fan girls are beginning to think it’s not worth it.
Bombastic Boris in trouble!
Boris is just following a pattern after May of the tory party being completely fecked in the long term. For all the talk post brexit about the tories ''ending austerity'', ''One nation toryism'' etc. They really don't believe any of it, even the spending plan yesterday was barely a move away from the last few years, its basically at best stopping the cutting but nothing more.I honestly thought he might do well during a campaign but it's clear he's fecking hopeless. May looked cold and robotic but he looks genuinely lost most of the time, like you expect his carer to intervene.
Boris certainly taken a bit of the heat off SolskjærNone of this would have happened if it wasn't for the international break.
Too much time on their hands.
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It's either political rope a dope and once the election starts he's going to kick into a higher gear... Or the conservative party are fecked ... I suspect a bit of both and he won't have many (if any) weeks as bad as this but for sure his brand is damagedI honestly thought he might do well during a campaign but it's clear he's fecking hopeless. May looked cold and robotic but he looks genuinely lost most of the time, like you expect his carer to intervene.
Labour must be loving every moment of this. Even more reason to drag it out longer. Indeed, keeping this going and avoiding the temptation to give Johnson a GE until November, has to be the strategy for Corbyn now.We can only hope. I'm praying the more the public see of him the more they'll realise they cannot vote for him. Wishful thinking on my part though I'm guessing.
Will be interesting to see how the next set of polls look.
Genuinely think he’s trying to construct a Trump like persona and the incoherence is intentional.It's either political rope a dope and once the election starts he's going to kick into a higher gear... Or the conservative party are fecked ... I suspect a bit of both and he won't have many (if any) weeks as bad as this but for sure his brand is damaged
When I saw him today my mind went to his rambling about making buses out of wine crates
He wasn't great in the conservative debates either
Perhaps not yet but I suspect it could get worseCould this week get any worse? Has there ever been a worse week for a Prime Minister?
Labour have their own worrying propensity to feck it up though, as we all know. Nothing feels like a banker at the mo'.Labour must be loving every moment of this. Even more reason to drag it out longer. Indeed, keeping this going and avoiding the temptation to give Johnson a GE until November, has to be the strategy for Corbyn now.
Missing his "no ifs, no buts" 31st Oct deadline (and being forced to ask the EU for an extension) should drive something of a wedge between Johnson and the Brexit Party and will cast the PM as a failure in the eyes of the voters. In the interim, Johnson is also guaranteed to continue embarrassing himself, further degrading his public image.
It's a win-win for Labour, if they can only hold their nerve.
Oh yes, that's entirely possible. Keir Starmer appears to have ruled out an October election. Others (including Corbyn) will likely be chomping at the bit to accept a GE early next week. The latter might of course get their way, which would be a major tactical error.Labour have their own worrying propensity to feck it up though, as we all know. Nothing feels like a banker at the mo'.
They smelled blood when Cameron was PM, tried to take over themselves by using Brexit as their campaign fuel, royally shat the bed and allowed May to win by default, then they tried stirring it up again hoping May would at least see Brexit through to the end before they would take over. But she didn't and now they're having to deal with the mess that they caused.What? They sabotaged her relentlessly and in her last 6 months they were actively pressuring her to resign.
She fecked it up for them by going to a GE, employing a disastrous campaigning strategy of actually refusing to campaign and debate the other leaders, then losing them the outright majority.
I think that if they had the outright majority and not be dependent on the DUP, they would have probably passed the WAB on the 3rd meaningful vote.
Yeah I'd rather see a couple more weeks of him frustrated as a lame duck too.Oh yes, that's entirely possible. Keir Starmer appears to have ruled out an October election. Others (including Corbyn) will likely be chomping at the bit to accept a GE early next week. The latter might of course get their way, which would be a major tactical error.