Boris proclaims himself King

[Zigenare]

He is not wealthy

He is not an erudite either - he is a rather poor for his age man who is a compulsive liar with delusions of grandeur

I would suggest that JRM is far wealthier than most men his age.

[OwlHoot]

I would suggest that JRM is far wealthier than most men his age.

Especially as he has six kids! (I think - Well whatever the exact number, I gather there's quite a tribe of up and coming Mogglets )

[AtW]

I would suggest that JRM is far wealthier than most men his age.

JRM yes, thought you meant knut Boris

[Platypus]

i'd like to give him a good kicking!

Um espousing violence online After the Aaron Banks thread I thought were you very against online threats.

Is there a word for someone who says one thing and thinks another?

[WTFH]

Is there a word for someone who says one thing and thinks another?

Freudian?

Oh no, that's someone who says one thing and thinks his mother.

[northernladyuk]

Um espousing violence online After the Aaron Banks thread I thought were you very against online threats.

Is there a word for someone who says one thing and thinks another?

As long as it's a consensual kicking, that's OK. Old Etonians like that kind of thing, and it's an opportunity for whorty to dust down his Victorian Nanny uniform.

[DoctorStrangelove]

Freudian?

Oh no, that's someone who says one thing and thinks his mother.

Oedipus schmoedipus a boy should love his mother.

[Whorty]

Because he's erudite and wealthy?

What a charming fellow you must be.

No, because he is a tw@t

Erudite he is not. Spouting a bit of latin, hoping the common man can't understand it, and fooling the likes of you into thinking is erudite, doesn't make him wise.

As for wealthy, I'm wealthy so why would I not like him?

I can be charming .... but equally I can be a twunt.

[BrilloPad]

I can be charming

Really?

but equally I can be a twunt.

True.

[Whorty]

Um espousing violence online After the Aaron Banks thread I thought were you very against online threats.

Is there a word for someone who says one thing and thinks another?

Banks wished a fatal accident on a teenager. I merely said "a good kicking" to a fellow, similarly aged, man. And the kicking could be to the shins whilst playing football