MillionMilesAway
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It was just bizarre - schoolboy level stringing together of random words, making no sense at all.
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Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson
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It was just bizarre - schoolboy level stringing together of random words, making no sense at all.
lust overlord
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It was just bizarre - schoolboy level stringing together of random words, making no sense at all.
He's made a career out of it.
bluethrunthru
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This is his legacy
Gabriel
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west didsblue
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The most ridiculous thing was that it took him about three attempts to say it due to having to wait for disorder to subside, which means the stupid twat had clearly come up with it beforehand and had it written on a piece of paper. I wonder which 6 year old came up with it. It certainly sounded like something he'd seen on CBeebies.I'm assuming the insult was the"captain crasharoonie snoozefest" which was cheered by the government benches as though it was the height of wit.
Embarrassing.
Just shows the disdain with which he has always treated PMQs. He sees it simply as an opportunity to play his greatest hits (Brexit, vaccines, Ukraine, big decisions) and deliver playground insults. He never has any intention of answering any questions put to him which has led to the weekly unedifying spectacle of watching exchanges that wouldn't look out of place in junior school between the school bully and the kids that don't have the latest trainers.
You don't laugh at the school bully.The most ridiculous thing was that it took him about three attempts to say it due to having to wait for disorder to subside, which means the stupid twat had clearly come up with it beforehand and had it written on a piece of paper. I wonder which 6 year old came up with it. It certainly sounded like something he'd seen on CBeebies.
Just shows the disdain with which he has always treated PMQs. He sees it simply as an opportunity to play his greatest hits (Brexit, vaccines, Ukraine, big decisions) and deliver playground insults. He never has any intention of answering any questions put to him which has led to the weekly unedifying spectacle of watching exchanges that wouldn't look out of place in junior school between the school bully and the kids that don't have the latest trainers.
Or call him Sleazy McSleazeface.
west didsblue
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You do when you've grown up and the bully hasn't and still thinks he's the big dog.You don't laugh at the school bully.
Or call him Sleazy McSleazeface.
bluethrunthru
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This is gonna do for him in the end............. he will be in serious trouble - this is what happens when you think the rules don't apply to you
This is gonna do for him in the end............. he will be in serious trouble - this is what happens when you think the rules don't apply to you
Or the quick version...
MillionMilesAway
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Or the quick version...
The odd thing is that it just got ignored for much of the time.
I remember it breaking, and the pictures of the still-drunk Johnson at the airport. It just never went anywhere, possibly because 3 months later he was prime minister.
All those reports and investigations that are hidden away...