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Originally posted by Whorty View PostClass! A gammonatti at his very best
Just need a few of our own gammonatti to pop along now and deflect the subject, maybe by attacking a 16 year old girl, vegans or those more successful than them
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Originally posted by Whorty View Post
I'm easily impressed? Tell me again who believes in fairy stories?
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostNice deflection there from an idiotic tweet saying that there's nothing patriotic about the Great British Breakfast, because sausages were invented by the Sumarians.
Roger Helmer is prat for thinking that there's anything patriotic about the GBB (The fact is there's nothing patriotic about the Great British Breakfast at all. You don't eat a national meal because you're a patriot - you do it because you like it.)
His responder is a prat for picking on an inconsequential point.
You're a prat for furthering the inconsequential point.
Whorty is an easily impressed prat. Just generally.
I'm easily impressed? Tell me again who believes in fairy stories?
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Ummm beans are most decently not a part of the great british breakfast.
Beans and fried egg gives me the dry heaves and fried egg most definitely is part of the great British breakfast.
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Originally posted by MasterBait View PostFormer MEP Roger Helmer (Who still uses a twitter handle with MEP in it illegally) claims eggs are invented by hens.
https://twitter.com/RogerHelmerMEP/s...38893909643264
Roger Helmer is prat for thinking that there's anything patriotic about the GBB (The fact is there's nothing patriotic about the Great British Breakfast at all. You don't eat a national meal because you're a patriot - you do it because you like it.)
His responder is a prat for picking on an inconsequential point.
You're a prat for furthering the inconsequential point.
Whorty is an easily impressed prat. Just generally.
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Class! A gammonatti at his very best
Just need a few of our own gammonatti to pop along now and deflect the subject, maybe by attacking a 16 year old girl, vegans or those more successful than them
Leave a comment:
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Gammon claims hens invented eggs
Former MEP Roger Helmer (Who still uses a twitter handle with MEP in it illegally) claims eggs are invented by hens.
https://twitter.com/RogerHelmerMEP/s...38893909643264Tags: None
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