reproBertie’s jazz mag.
He’ll be tinkling his woo-woo tonight over this.
realPolithicks
The daily mail would be your rag of choice I’m guessing pollie.
Ollie Cromwell
Telegraph and Times man myself old bean.
The Mail is a bit,how shall we say,golf-clubby for my tastes.
dylad
A Telegraph and Times man. What a boast.
Dub Spot
Nah. That big poster of Mrs T on the wall….
Ollie Cromwell
I didn’t realise Mother Theresa had come back from the dead to moderate BS.
ReproBertie
Your obsession is flattering even though I know your muck flinging is purely to try and distract from the Sasamach omnishambles.
Brother Barnabas
confessed yesterday that he was thinking of me while out shopping on Saturday afternoon
considers us friends now, I fear
ReproBertie
Given how much time he spends here at weekends I wouldn’t be surprised.
Martco
well @Charger, at least he still has something to play with unlike yourself.
was it sore?
Smith
I see everyone’s making the panto / parliament joke this year.
Oh no they’re not etc…
Eoin
Poor Theresa May, I’m beginning to feel for her. Yesterday in the House of Commons was horrible for her, but she looked and sounded the most like a statesman (woman).
Tonight, there’s a crescendo of rumours that the threshold of 48 letters of no confidence in her has been reached. If that’s right, her own party will have cut her legs off just as she’s trying to salvage a deal.
scottser
That England that was wont to conquer others
Hath made a shameful conquest of itself
Martco
don’t @Eoin.
remember, she boxed herself in by calling a GE in a “ballsy move” & totally fupped it in the process…playing a game with stuff she & her detached posse didn’t understand. and now here we are with the Ulster Taliban keeping her at the trough?!
I won’t even get into her time as Home Secretary….lets just say @Charger probably has a signed photo of her on his mantlepiece.
as for the statesman-likeness…..this is one of the problems with modern politics imo…treating subjectmatter with detachment to get a vote in or a seat at the trough no matter the cost, debate team at uni stuff, arguing for something she really actually doesn’t believe in, total lack of vocation, fully deserved desserts.
Gabby
It’s not a panto, it’s a horror version of Scrooge.
Nigel
‘Twas voting eve babe
In the Parliament
And old May said to me
We’ll vote on another one
And then she sought a song
An old reassurances tune
I turned my face away
And dreamed about the EU
They got frictionless trade
And free movement for all
But the regulations will hold you
To standards so tall
When first we did join them
They were called EEC
You promised me funding was waiting for me
You’re a fascist state
Run by Nazis
You’re a technocrat’s fantasy
You’re filled up with migrants who are bleeding you dry
You’re hoarding your stock up
You’re stuck with the backstop
Renegotiate your arse
That deal was your last
The boys of the backbench Leaver choir
Still singing “No Confidence In May”
And the Mace was swung about
For Brexit day.
reproBertie’s jazz mag.
He’ll be tinkling his woo-woo tonight over this.
The daily mail would be your rag of choice I’m guessing pollie.
Telegraph and Times man myself old bean.
The Mail is a bit,how shall we say,golf-clubby for my tastes.
A Telegraph and Times man. What a boast.
Nah. That big poster of Mrs T on the wall….
I didn’t realise Mother Theresa had come back from the dead to moderate BS.
Your obsession is flattering even though I know your muck flinging is purely to try and distract from the Sasamach omnishambles.
confessed yesterday that he was thinking of me while out shopping on Saturday afternoon
considers us friends now, I fear
Given how much time he spends here at weekends I wouldn’t be surprised.
well @Charger, at least he still has something to play with unlike yourself.
was it sore?
I see everyone’s making the panto / parliament joke this year.
Oh no they’re not etc…
Poor Theresa May, I’m beginning to feel for her. Yesterday in the House of Commons was horrible for her, but she looked and sounded the most like a statesman (woman).
Tonight, there’s a crescendo of rumours that the threshold of 48 letters of no confidence in her has been reached. If that’s right, her own party will have cut her legs off just as she’s trying to salvage a deal.
That England that was wont to conquer others
Hath made a shameful conquest of itself
don’t @Eoin.
remember, she boxed herself in by calling a GE in a “ballsy move” & totally fupped it in the process…playing a game with stuff she & her detached posse didn’t understand. and now here we are with the Ulster Taliban keeping her at the trough?!
I won’t even get into her time as Home Secretary….lets just say @Charger probably has a signed photo of her on his mantlepiece.
as for the statesman-likeness…..this is one of the problems with modern politics imo…treating subjectmatter with detachment to get a vote in or a seat at the trough no matter the cost, debate team at uni stuff, arguing for something she really actually doesn’t believe in, total lack of vocation, fully deserved desserts.
It’s not a panto, it’s a horror version of Scrooge.
‘Twas voting eve babe
In the Parliament
And old May said to me
We’ll vote on another one
And then she sought a song
An old reassurances tune
I turned my face away
And dreamed about the EU
They got frictionless trade
And free movement for all
But the regulations will hold you
To standards so tall
When first we did join them
They were called EEC
You promised me funding was waiting for me
You’re a fascist state
Run by Nazis
You’re a technocrat’s fantasy
You’re filled up with migrants who are bleeding you dry
You’re hoarding your stock up
You’re stuck with the backstop
Renegotiate your arse
That deal was your last
The boys of the backbench Leaver choir
Still singing “No Confidence In May”
And the Mace was swung about
For Brexit day.
+1
Embarrassing.