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Colin Calderwood
His micropenis, presumably.
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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
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markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Didn't expect to see Pep! Explains Citehs start to the season
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
It's all utterly disgusting, but not at all surprising.
I hope when Johnson takes the stand they rip him a new one.
As for Sunak......bring the popcorn. If the 1922 have any balls left (which I don't think they do) they'll have his replacement ready for 1 Jan.
Mikey10
Pedro Mendes
Well, some of us. There were a few who were strongly in the ‘He’s doing his best…’ camp.
SpurMeUp
Gary Stevens
Without Brexit Boris was a back bench journalist MP. Good for a laugh on Have I Got News for You. He had charisma but no one believed he had what it took to lead the nation. Then Brexi and the spiral downwards….Cameron, May, Biris, and rock bottom Truss.
As Baleforce says Boris performed exactly as predicted. A great entertainer and predictably bad leader.
As Baleforce says Boris performed exactly as predicted. A great entertainer and predictably bad leader.
Mikey10
Pedro Mendes
Really?????
Always came across as nothing more than a self-serving, entitled, dangerous idiot to me.
SpurMeUp
Gary Stevens
Wasn't his 80 seat majority some kind of record? Eitherway it was a landslide, one of the most popular votes in UK history. In a democractic sense he certainally had something.
Mikey10
Pedro Mendes
He told lots of lies about Brexit, had the unwavering support of the tabloid press, and was up against Jeremy Corbyn.
Those three things really explain the level of the majority.
It was. The discussion is whether a govt seizing assets is a deterrent to investment.
It is. It's a really fundamental economic principle. Something you'd cover in the first year of even the most basic course in economics.
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
What has Gutterboy done to deserve a blow job?BJ to GB .....
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Applies my inner Scara here - both things can be true
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
His reputation from his terms as Mayor of London clearly put way above "just another backbencher". His tenures were widely considered innovative and greatly successful - he would have always been in discussions re; potential leaders and cabinet positions. To not include a successful major of the world's best city would have been considered political irresponsibility
SpurMeUp
Gary Stevens
I think you're overstating the role tbh. You wouldn't say the same of Khan or would you? City Mayors budgets aren't that big, and London Mayor was probably about Boris' level. What was innovative and greatly successful? The bikes that carry his name that was a programme started by his predecessor? The bridge that was never built? The buses that you can't hop on and off as planned, that cost twice the price of a normal more roomy double-decker?
Mikey10
Pedro Mendes
I’d genuinely be interested to know what ‘innovative and successful’ things Johnson brought to London during his time as mayor.
(I’m not accepting as a valid answer wasting millions of taxpayers’ pounds on a garden bridge that wasn’t built; or giving various financial and business leg-ups to whoever he happened to be shagging at any given moment behind the back of his cancer-afflicted wife).