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Originally posted by Jimmybrown View PostBoris will make a fine PM.Comment
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Originally posted by Jimmybrown View PostBoris will make a fine PM.Comment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostHe's certainly what the UK deserves.
hide your wealth and
be afraid
...be very afraid
.......be very very afraidLast edited by BlasterBates; 17 May 2019, 09:23.I'm alright JackComment
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Originally posted by Jimmybrown View PostBoris will make a fine PM.Old Greg - In search of acceptance since Mar 2007. Hoping each leap will be his last.Comment
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The Mash has a helpful guide.
Your guide to the f**kheads, ******* and creeps who want to be next Tory leader
17th May 2019
THEY’RE off! The starting gun has been fired, Theresa May’s long, slow demise is drawing to a close, and an absolute arsehole will succeed her. But which one?
Boris Johnson
There will be voters in the next election who were not yet born when Boris Johnson began his epic run for Conservative prime minister. The blonde buffoon, who is secretly incredibly evil, ****ed over the entire country to get back at David Cameron and would happily cause nuclear war to reduce sales of Cameron’s memoir. Odds: 8-1.
Jacob Rees-Mogg
The choice of Tory members who just want to watch the world burn, Rees-Mogg was a laughing stock at Eton. At Eton. Imagine how much of a bellend you would have to be to be a laughing stock at Eton. Hobbies include sticking pins in the feet of six-year-old chimney sweeps. Odds: 40-1.
Michael Gove
The sentient bacterial colony inhabiting the once-living body of Michael Gove cannot understand why it is not already prime minister, since it has the backing of ‘the Murdoch’. It blames humans. They are illogical and weak and must be culled. Odds 5-2.
Amber Rudd
Remember when Jeremy Corbyn got put on the Labour leadership ballot as a polite gesture to the party’s left? That’s what Amber Rudd is to the Tories now. That’s how far right they’ve gone. Odds 100-1.
Daenerys Targaryen
Burning thousands of innocent people to death just to prove you deserve to be in power is Tory to the core. However Daenerys may face opposition from the Tory grassroots, particularly women, because she is a woman. Odds: 9-1.
Nigel Farage
Oh, just give it to him. He’s run your ******* party for the last nine years anyway. Odds: Evens.
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Originally posted by Jimmybrown View PostBoris will make PMT."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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