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chris123 hove actually 17 Sep 15 11.00am
Quote Johnny Eagles at 17 Sep 2015 10.45am After listening to a few radio programmes yesterday, I agree with DanH. The phony outrage over the national anthem stuff is pathetic. Amber Rudd was banging on about it on the World at One. Pouring slime over Corbyn in a fit of phony outrage, pretending he was some kind of traitor. Amber Rudd. Worked as a consultant at JP Morgan. Then at a Venture Capital fund. Then she ran a financial headhunting company. If she ever sang the national anthem, except at a rugby match, before she went into politics, I'll eat my hat. Surely it isn't phony outrage - as has been pointed out he made a mistake and it seems it's one he won't make again.

chris123

hove actually 17 Sep 15 11.00am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 17 Sep 2015 10.45am

After listening to a few radio programmes yesterday, I agree with DanH. The phony outrage over the national anthem stuff is pathetic.

Amber Rudd was banging on about it on the World at One. Pouring slime over Corbyn in a fit of phony outrage, pretending he was some kind of traitor.

Amber Rudd. Worked as a consultant at JP Morgan. Then at a Venture Capital fund. Then she ran a financial headhunting company.

If she ever sang the national anthem, except at a rugby match, before she went into politics, I'll eat my hat.

Surely it isn't phony outrage - as has been pointed out he made a mistake and it seems it's one he won't make again.

Hoof Hearted 17 Sep 15 11.04am
Quote Johnny Eagles at 17 Sep 2015 10.45am After listening to a few radio programmes yesterday, I agree with DanH. The phony outrage over the national anthem stuff is pathetic. Amber Rudd was banging on about it on the World at One. Pouring slime over Corbyn in a fit of phony outrage, pretending he was some kind of traitor. Amber Rudd. Worked as a consultant at JP Morgan. Then at a Venture Capital fund. Then she ran a financial headhunting company. If she ever sang the national anthem, except at a rugby match, before she went into politics, I'll eat my hat. I don't often disagree with you Johnny, but I do think Corbyn was misguided to not be seen singing the anthem, particularly as he has shown "solidarity" with the IRA and other terror organisations. I know nothing about Amber Rudd or her relevance to this matter, but I wouldn't call the reaction by most likeminded people to me as "phony outrage".... just disappointment and a strengthening resolve not to ever vote Labour.

Hoof Hearted 17 Sep 15 11.04am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 17 Sep 2015 10.45am

After listening to a few radio programmes yesterday, I agree with DanH. The phony outrage over the national anthem stuff is pathetic.

Amber Rudd was banging on about it on the World at One. Pouring slime over Corbyn in a fit of phony outrage, pretending he was some kind of traitor.

Amber Rudd. Worked as a consultant at JP Morgan. Then at a Venture Capital fund. Then she ran a financial headhunting company.

If she ever sang the national anthem, except at a rugby match, before she went into politics, I'll eat my hat.

I don't often disagree with you Johnny, but I do think Corbyn was misguided to not be seen singing the anthem, particularly as he has shown "solidarity" with the IRA and other terror organisations.

I know nothing about Amber Rudd or her relevance to this matter, but I wouldn't call the reaction by most likeminded people to me as "phony outrage".... just disappointment and a strengthening resolve not to ever vote Labour.

Johnny Eagles berlin 17 Sep 15 11.06am
Quote chris123 at 17 Sep 2015 11.00am Quote Johnny Eagles at 17 Sep 2015 10.45am After listening to a few radio programmes yesterday, I agree with DanH. The phony outrage over the national anthem stuff is pathetic. Amber Rudd was banging on about it on the World at One. Pouring slime over Corbyn in a fit of phony outrage, pretending he was some kind of traitor. Amber Rudd. Worked as a consultant at JP Morgan. Then at a Venture Capital fund. Then she ran a financial headhunting company. If she ever sang the national anthem, except at a rugby match, before she went into politics, I'll eat my hat. Surely it isn't phony outrage - as has been pointed out he made a mistake and it seems it's one he won't make again. It was phony outrage from Amber Rudd. As if she gives as much of a sh*t about the national anthem as she pretended to. You should've heard her. Banging on about being a "disgrace to servicemen and women" like he'd been burning poppies or something. She'd been briefed to have a go and completely overdid it in my opinion. Criticism, fair enough. But singing the national anthem is a convention, at best, not some shibboleth that if you don't adhere to you're some kind of Trotskyist agent provocateur. He turned up. He was respectful. The way Rudd was going on you'd think he'd gone draped in a Soviet flag or something. I'm way, WAY to the right of Jeremy Corbyn but let's have a bit of perspective, shall we? ...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...

Johnny Eagles

berlin 17 Sep 15 11.06am

Quote chris123 at 17 Sep 2015 11.00am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 17 Sep 2015 10.45am

After listening to a few radio programmes yesterday, I agree with DanH. The phony outrage over the national anthem stuff is pathetic.

Amber Rudd was banging on about it on the World at One. Pouring slime over Corbyn in a fit of phony outrage, pretending he was some kind of traitor.

Amber Rudd. Worked as a consultant at JP Morgan. Then at a Venture Capital fund. Then she ran a financial headhunting company.

If she ever sang the national anthem, except at a rugby match, before she went into politics, I'll eat my hat.

Surely it isn't phony outrage - as has been pointed out he made a mistake and it seems it's one he won't make again.

It was phony outrage from Amber Rudd. As if she gives as much of a sh*t about the national anthem as she pretended to. You should've heard her. Banging on about being a "disgrace to servicemen and women" like he'd been burning poppies or something.

She'd been briefed to have a go and completely overdid it in my opinion. Criticism, fair enough. But singing the national anthem is a convention, at best, not some shibboleth that if you don't adhere to you're some kind of Trotskyist agent provocateur. He turned up. He was respectful. The way Rudd was going on you'd think he'd gone draped in a Soviet flag or something. I'm way, WAY to the right of Jeremy Corbyn but let's have a bit of perspective, shall we?

...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...

chris123 hove actually 17 Sep 15 11.15am
Quote Johnny Eagles at 17 Sep 2015 11.06am Quote chris123 at 17 Sep 2015 11.00am Quote Johnny Eagles at 17 Sep 2015 10.45am After listening to a few radio programmes yesterday, I agree with DanH. The phony outrage over the national anthem stuff is pathetic. Amber Rudd was banging on about it on the World at One. Pouring slime over Corbyn in a fit of phony outrage, pretending he was some kind of traitor. Amber Rudd. Worked as a consultant at JP Morgan. Then at a Venture Capital fund. Then she ran a financial headhunting company. If she ever sang the national anthem, except at a rugby match, before she went into politics, I'll eat my hat. Surely it isn't phony outrage - as has been pointed out he made a mistake and it seems it's one he won't make again. It was phony outrage from Amber Rudd. As if she gives as much of a sh*t about the national anthem as she pretended to. You should've heard her. Banging on about being a "disgrace to servicemen and women" like he'd been burning poppies or something. She'd been briefed to have a go and completely overdid it in my opinion. Criticism, fair enough. But singing the national anthem is a convention, at best, not some shibboleth that if you don't adhere to you're some kind of Trotskyist agent provocateur. He turned up. He was respectful. The way Rudd was going on you'd think he'd gone draped in a Soviet flag or something. I'm way, WAY to the right of Jeremy Corbyn but let's have a bit of perspective, shall we? Ok well maybe you had to hear it and I didn't and until today I didn't know who she was - all a bit like that Plymouth supporter and his donkey jacket.

chris123

hove actually 17 Sep 15 11.15am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 17 Sep 2015 11.06am

Quote chris123 at 17 Sep 2015 11.00am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 17 Sep 2015 10.45am

After listening to a few radio programmes yesterday, I agree with DanH. The phony outrage over the national anthem stuff is pathetic.

Amber Rudd was banging on about it on the World at One. Pouring slime over Corbyn in a fit of phony outrage, pretending he was some kind of traitor.

Amber Rudd. Worked as a consultant at JP Morgan. Then at a Venture Capital fund. Then she ran a financial headhunting company.

If she ever sang the national anthem, except at a rugby match, before she went into politics, I'll eat my hat.

Surely it isn't phony outrage - as has been pointed out he made a mistake and it seems it's one he won't make again.

Ok well maybe you had to hear it and I didn't and until today I didn't know who she was - all a bit like that Plymouth supporter and his donkey jacket.

Hrolf The Ganger 17 Sep 15 11.30am
Quote Johnny Eagles at 17 Sep 2015 11.06am Quote chris123 at 17 Sep 2015 11.00am Quote Johnny Eagles at 17 Sep 2015 10.45am After listening to a few radio programmes yesterday, I agree with DanH. The phony outrage over the national anthem stuff is pathetic. Amber Rudd was banging on about it on the World at One. Pouring slime over Corbyn in a fit of phony outrage, pretending he was some kind of traitor. Amber Rudd. Worked as a consultant at JP Morgan. Then at a Venture Capital fund. Then she ran a financial headhunting company. If she ever sang the national anthem, except at a rugby match, before she went into politics, I'll eat my hat. Surely it isn't phony outrage - as has been pointed out he made a mistake and it seems it's one he won't make again. It was phony outrage from Amber Rudd. As if she gives as much of a sh*t about the national anthem as she pretended to. You should've heard her. Banging on about being a "disgrace to servicemen and women" like he'd been burning poppies or something. She'd been briefed to have a go and completely overdid it in my opinion. Criticism, fair enough. But singing the national anthem is a convention, at best, not some shibboleth that if you don't adhere to you're some kind of Trotskyist agent provocateur. He turned up. He was respectful. The way Rudd was going on you'd think he'd gone draped in a Soviet flag or something. I'm way, WAY to the right of Jeremy Corbyn but let's have a bit of perspective, shall we? I thought the Left invented phony outrage. Corbyn would be proud.

Hrolf The Ganger

17 Sep 15 11.30am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 17 Sep 2015 11.06am

Quote chris123 at 17 Sep 2015 11.00am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 17 Sep 2015 10.45am

After listening to a few radio programmes yesterday, I agree with DanH. The phony outrage over the national anthem stuff is pathetic.

Amber Rudd was banging on about it on the World at One. Pouring slime over Corbyn in a fit of phony outrage, pretending he was some kind of traitor.

Amber Rudd. Worked as a consultant at JP Morgan. Then at a Venture Capital fund. Then she ran a financial headhunting company.

If she ever sang the national anthem, except at a rugby match, before she went into politics, I'll eat my hat.

Surely it isn't phony outrage - as has been pointed out he made a mistake and it seems it's one he won't make again.

It was phony outrage from Amber Rudd. As if she gives as much of a sh*t about the national anthem as she pretended to. You should've heard her. Banging on about being a "disgrace to servicemen and women" like he'd been burning poppies or something.

I thought the Left invented phony outrage.
Corbyn would be proud.

matt_himself Matataland 17 Sep 15 12.49pm
No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut: [Link] "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

matt_himself

Matataland 17 Sep 15 12.49pm

No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut:

[Link]

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

JL85 London,SE9 17 Sep 15 1.01pm
Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut: [Link] His, er, commitment to equality know's no bounds. Attachment: LJAuULB.gif (863.86Kb)

JL85

London,SE9 17 Sep 15 1.01pm

Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm

No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut:

[Link]

His, er, commitment to equality know's no bounds.

Attachment: LJAuULB.gif (863.86Kb)

palace_in_frogland In a broken dream 17 Sep 15 1.08pm
Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut: [Link] Priceless, just fcuking priceless!

palace_in_frogland

In a broken dream 17 Sep 15 1.08pm

Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm

No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut:

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Priceless, just fcuking priceless!

Frickin Saweet South Cronx 17 Sep 15 1.15pm
Quote JL85 at 17 Sep 2015 1.01pm Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut: [Link] His, er, commitment to equality know's no bounds. the thought of getting up close and personal with that old bint makes me queasy 'His Mexican...' Helen Mirren wouldn't like that - smacks of ownership. Edited by Frickin Saweet (17 Sep 2015 1.19pm)

Frickin Saweet

South Cronx 17 Sep 15 1.15pm

Quote JL85 at 17 Sep 2015 1.01pm

Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm

No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut:

[Link]

His, er, commitment to equality know's no bounds.

the thought of getting up close and personal with that old bint makes me queasy

'His Mexican...' Helen Mirren wouldn't like that - smacks of ownership.

Edited by Frickin Saweet (17 Sep 2015 1.19pm)

chris123 hove actually 17 Sep 15 1.25pm
Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut: [Link] Yes 40 years ago and no one else involved, so not much of a beaut surely?

chris123

hove actually 17 Sep 15 1.25pm

Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm

No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut:

[Link]

Yes 40 years ago and no one else involved, so not much of a beaut surely?

Lyons550 Shirley 17 Sep 15 1.43pm
Quote nickgusset at 15 Sep 2015 6.33pm Quote Willo at 15 Sep 2015 6.19pm Quote nickgusset at 15 Sep 2015 6.10pm Quote Willo at 15 Sep 2015 5.16pm Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 15 Sep 2015 1.38pm Just because you can afford to send your child to public school it doesn't mean that you have an issue with comprehensives. My daughter went to Independent schools both at primary and secondary level but my wife and I considered the State options. My wife was a teacher in the state sector ! Having considered the options we decided it would be in the interest of our daughter to educate her privately and we were in the fortunate financial position of being able to do so. Most certainly the state primary school we were offered never had the best of reputations. If parents have the necessary financial means then why should they not do what they feel is best for their offspring ? We all want the best for our sons/daughters and If I for example cannot afford something that another family can, then best of luck to them I say. Edited by Willo (15 Sep 2015 5.17pm) All well and good, but looking at the government, it hardly shows public schools help towards a meritocratic system does it? Edited by nickgusset (15 Sep 2015 6.11pm) How have the current lot helped improve meritocracy in our green and pleasant? But hang on a minute...those coming through the secondary school system in the last 5-6years have done so with a Tory government...just sayin' The Voice of Reason In An Otherwise Mediocre World

Lyons550

Shirley 17 Sep 15 1.43pm

Quote nickgusset at 15 Sep 2015 6.33pm

Quote Willo at 15 Sep 2015 6.19pm

Quote nickgusset at 15 Sep 2015 6.10pm

Quote Willo at 15 Sep 2015 5.16pm

Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 15 Sep 2015 1.38pm

Just because you can afford to send your child to public school it doesn't mean that you have an issue with comprehensives.

My daughter went to Independent schools both at primary and secondary level but my wife and I considered the State options. My wife was a teacher in the state sector ! Having considered the options we decided it would be in the interest of our daughter to educate her privately and we were in the fortunate financial position of being able to do so. Most certainly the state primary school we were offered never had the best of reputations.

If parents have the necessary financial means then why should they not do what they feel is best for their offspring ? We all want the best for our sons/daughters and If I for example cannot afford something that another family can, then best of luck to them I say.

Edited by Willo (15 Sep 2015 5.17pm)

All well and good, but looking at the government, it hardly shows public schools help towards a meritocratic system does it?

Edited by nickgusset (15 Sep 2015 6.11pm)

How have the current lot helped improve meritocracy in our green and pleasant?

But hang on a minute...those coming through the secondary school system in the last 5-6years have done so with a Tory government...just sayin'

The Voice of Reason In An Otherwise Mediocre World

bexleydave Barnehurst 17 Sep 15 2.22pm
Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut: [Link] Separated man and single women have brief relationship 40 years ago...and that's newsworthy by the standards of the Daily Fail? f* me how fing desperate are they? Now married John Major shagging married Edwina Currie, that really was Edited by bexleydave (17 Sep 2015 2.23pm) Bexley Dave Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ****** thing! "The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)

bexleydave

Barnehurst 17 Sep 15 2.22pm

Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm

No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut:

[Link]

Separated man and single women have brief relationship 40 years ago...and that's newsworthy by the standards of the Daily Fail? f*** me how f***ing desperate are they?

Now married John Major shagging married Edwina Currie, that really was

Edited by bexleydave (17 Sep 2015 2.23pm)

Bexley Dave

Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing!

"The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)

Hoof Hearted 17 Sep 15 4.59pm
Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut: [Link] Too much information... eeuuugghhh

Hoof Hearted 17 Sep 15 4.59pm

Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm

No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut:

[Link]

Too much information... eeuuugghhh

kingdowieonthewall Sussex, ex-Cronx. 17 Sep 15 5.41pm
Quote Hoof Hearted at 17 Sep 2015 4.59pm Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut: [Link] Too much information... eeuuugghhh The Horror. The Horror. Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents? Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

kingdowieonthewall

Sussex, ex-Cronx. 17 Sep 15 5.41pm

Quote Hoof Hearted at 17 Sep 2015 4.59pm

Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm

No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut:

[Link]

Too much information... eeuuugghhh

The Horror.
The Horror.

Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents?
Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

matt_himself Matataland 17 Sep 15 5.51pm
Quote bexleydave at 17 Sep 2015 2.22pm Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut: [Link] Separated man and single women have brief relationship 40 years ago...and that's newsworthy by the standards of the Daily Fail? f* me how f*ing desperate are they? Now married John Major shagging married Edwina Currie, that really was Edited by bexleydave (17 Sep 2015 2.23pm) In order to be a good Prime Minister you need to demonstrate good judgement and command respect. Adding to all the other deranged concepts and views Corbyn believes in & holds, we are now told that he once thought it was a good idea to hang out of the back of Diane Abbott. In addition to this, and this is pure speculation, may have engaged in such acts as a 'Boston Pancake', 'Cincinnati Bow Tie' or an 'Angry Walrus' as most loving couples do. How after such a happening could you then think Corbyn has good judgement? And do you believe that any people, except for his very inner circle, can look him in the eye, and respect him without thinking of his face twisted in sexual ecstasy as Diane Abbott gets his rocks off. "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

matt_himself

Matataland 17 Sep 15 5.51pm

Quote bexleydave at 17 Sep 2015 2.22pm

Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm

No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut:

[Link]

Separated man and single women have brief relationship 40 years ago...and that's newsworthy by the standards of the Daily Fail? f*** me how f***ing desperate are they?

Now married John Major shagging married Edwina Currie, that really was

Edited by bexleydave (17 Sep 2015 2.23pm)

In order to be a good Prime Minister you need to demonstrate good judgement and command respect.

Adding to all the other deranged concepts and views Corbyn believes in & holds, we are now told that he once thought it was a good idea to hang out of the back of Diane Abbott. In addition to this, and this is pure speculation, may have engaged in such acts as a 'Boston Pancake', 'Cincinnati Bow Tie' or an 'Angry Walrus' as most loving couples do.

How after such a happening could you then think Corbyn has good judgement? And do you believe that any people, except for his very inner circle, can look him in the eye, and respect him without thinking of his face twisted in sexual ecstasy as Diane Abbott gets his rocks off.

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

Catfish Burgess Hill 17 Sep 15 6.33pm
Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 5.51pm Quote bexleydave at 17 Sep 2015 2.22pm Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut: [Link] Separated man and single women have brief relationship 40 years ago...and that's newsworthy by the standards of the Daily Fail? f* me how f*ing desperate are they? Now married John Major shagging married Edwina Currie, that really was Edited by bexleydave (17 Sep 2015 2.23pm) In order to be a good Prime Minister you need to demonstrate good judgement and command respect. Adding to all the other deranged concepts and views Corbyn believes in & holds, we are now told that he once thought it was a good idea to hang out of the back of Diane Abbott. In addition to this, and this is pure speculation, may have engaged in such acts as a 'Boston Pancake', 'Cincinnati Bow Tie' or an 'Angry Walrus' as most loving couples do. How after such a happening could you then think Corbyn has good judgement? And do you believe that any people, except for his very inner circle, can look him in the eye, and respect him without thinking of his face twisted in sexual ecstasy as Diane Abbott gets his rocks off. I don't think any of that will make much difference in the long run.. The British people will smirk but forget pretty quickly. What is more serious for Jezza is that the electorate will forgive almost anything except for a lack of a sense of humour. Having said that, they did put up with Thatcher I suppose. Yes, I am an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial

Catfish

Burgess Hill 17 Sep 15 6.33pm

Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 5.51pm

Quote bexleydave at 17 Sep 2015 2.22pm

Quote matt_himself at 17 Sep 2015 12.49pm

No need for words or commentary - this is a beaut:

[Link]

Separated man and single women have brief relationship 40 years ago...and that's newsworthy by the standards of the Daily Fail? f*** me how f***ing desperate are they?

Now married John Major shagging married Edwina Currie, that really was

Edited by bexleydave (17 Sep 2015 2.23pm)

In order to be a good Prime Minister you need to demonstrate good judgement and command respect.

I don't think any of that will make much difference in the long run.. The British people will smirk but forget pretty quickly. What is more serious for Jezza is that the electorate will forgive almost anything except for a lack of a sense of humour. Having said that, they did put up with Thatcher I suppose.

Yes, I am an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial

Hrolf The Ganger 17 Sep 15 6.34pm
What a highly disturbing picture you paint, and I've just eaten my tea.

Hrolf The Ganger

17 Sep 15 6.34pm

What a highly disturbing picture you paint, and I've just eaten my tea.

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 17 Sep 15 6.34pm
Having had a dalliance with a coloured lady, we must surely conclude that Corbyn is an expert in all things immigration.

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 17 Sep 15 6.34pm

Having had a dalliance with a coloured lady, we must surely conclude that Corbyn is an expert in all things immigration.

Catfish Burgess Hill 17 Sep 15 6.37pm
Quote nickgusset at 17 Sep 2015 6.34pm Having had a dalliance with a coloured lady, we must surely conclude that Corbyn is an expert in all things immigration. I am sure she taught him all about illegal entry. Yes, I am an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial

Catfish

Burgess Hill 17 Sep 15 6.37pm

Quote nickgusset at 17 Sep 2015 6.34pm

Having had a dalliance with a coloured lady, we must surely conclude that Corbyn is an expert in all things immigration.

I am sure she taught him all about illegal entry.

Yes, I am an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial

Hoof Hearted 17 Sep 15 6.44pm
Quote Catfish at 17 Sep 2015 6.37pm Quote nickgusset at 17 Sep 2015 6.34pm Having had a dalliance with a coloured lady, we must surely conclude that Corbyn is an expert in all things immigration. I am sure she taught him all about illegal entry. I thought all matter was sucked into a black hole?

Hoof Hearted 17 Sep 15 6.44pm

Quote Catfish at 17 Sep 2015 6.37pm

Quote nickgusset at 17 Sep 2015 6.34pm

Having had a dalliance with a coloured lady, we must surely conclude that Corbyn is an expert in all things immigration.

I am sure she taught him all about illegal entry.

I thought all matter was sucked into a black hole?

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