Westminster Politics

That might be the naughtiest thing she's ever done.
 
Drifter said:
:lol:. I was going to say that, but i'm far to polite.
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As a former labour party member unconvinced by the elect-ability of Corbyn i suppose I should be saying Toot Toot all aboard (and the drunk dancing sealed the deal... but the zip wire would have been better)
but yeah honestly the state of british politics
 
I've seen more charisma in a spoon. She has the gall to attack Corbyn.
 
Not sure who’s worse. Shaun Bailey for being an absolute bigoted cretin or the Tories for having the audacity to think Londoners would see past his toxic bigotry on account of his skin colour.
 
This part is very true.
Whether or not they can admit it to themselves, both parties (though Labour more so, being the opposition) are effectively waiting for a crisis to shift the numbers in their favour. No deal, a recession, a welfare system failure – the best hope for moving the polls is one disaster or another befalling the people whom their different forms of ineptitude have already shamefully failed. That is the most likely gamechanger – and a reminder that however atrocious the current state of politics feels, it is still not the darkest timeline. There are much darker ones, and we could easily cross into several of them.
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Sweet Square said:
@Mockney sue the guardian I mean that as a compliment
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If you took a selection of analogies from Mockney, Barney Ronay, Charlier Brooker, @noodlehair and Marina Hyde you’d have a hard time identifying who wrote what.

Two of these people have wasted their pearls on us redcafe swine. The rest have made a living out of it.
 
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Pogue Mahone said:
If you took a selection of analogies from Mockney, Barney Ronay, Charlier Brooker, @noodlehair and Marina Hyde you’d have a hard time identifying who wrote what.

Two of these people have wasted their pearls on us redcafe swine. The rest have made a living out of it.
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I think that says more about the level of British snark than anything else(Sorry lads).
 
Pogue Mahone said:
As opposed to the superior snark from which country?
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Er....so you've never heard about the legendary Kenya snark ?

But no I wasn't trying to compare to another countries but more that if people like Hyde and Brooker(End of year shows not Black Mirror) can make a living and be praised for their political ''comedy''/snark then it shows the country standard isn't particular high. The Hyde article(I get why people like it although similar I also get why people like Trump ''speeches'' )should just be a funny forum post and not in a national newspaper. Or maybe I'm just in a bad mood.

I didn't put Ronay in because he writes weekly football articles which seems one of the most utterly depressing endeavours possible.
 
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I hate to admit it, but I actually quite liked her walk on as well. OK she looks like a complete prat, but she is also showing a human & optimistic side of herself.
 
Rams said:
I hate to admit it, but I actually quite liked her walk on as well. OK she looks like a complete prat, but she is also showing a human & optimistic side of herself.
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But you are right - it's important to show a human side. If you are human that is. And not a cnut.
 
I'd just finished reading the Guardian's article 'Is it sexist to call sexist people sexist?' when I saw that piece by Twinkle Toes May. :(
 
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