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Owen Smith
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With respect, you've your own tulip to sort out. Surely there's a "grassy knoll" or a "book repository" overlooking Ms Sturgeon's journey to or from Holyrood or Bute House! -
I was planning to hide in her houseOriginally posted by Churchill View PostActually, on reflection yes, SueEllen, she scares the beejeezus out of me.
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I'll take my chances...Originally posted by Churchill View PostSo, you always were a "red".
Come the Revolution mate, you're 2nd or 3rd against the wall.
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Glad to be of service but the squirrels stay well outside.Originally posted by AtW View PostI was planning to hide in her house
If they are a bit hungry they may be encouraged to eat Churchill and pals."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Or run up his trousers and nibble his nuts.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostGlad to be of service but the squirrels stay well outside.
If they are a bit hungry they may be encouraged to eat Churchill and pals.Comment
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Good to see you survived your "relaxing" experience.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostOr run up his trousers and nibble his nuts."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Deal!Originally posted by SueEllen View PostGlad to be of service but the squirrels stay well outside.
If they are a bit hungry they may be encouraged to eat Churchill and pals.
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Because I can't be arsed to research this chunt, can someone confirm my suspicion that he's running with the 'lefty looney who is not not quite as lefty looney as Corbyn' card?Comment
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Spot on. He's a hypocrite lefty. Corbyn is full blown but at least he believes what he says. Most of the lefties have millions stashed away and live in bloody big houses they inherited.Originally posted by barrydidit View PostBecause I can't be arsed to research this chunt, can someone confirm my suspicion that he's running with the 'lefty looney who is not not quite as lefty looney as Corbyn' card?Comment
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