See the bits in bold!!
I haven’t go the skills to photshop faces on them but you get the idea.
Originally posted by @Chertsey-Saint
Originally posted by @pap
Polls is shit, Cherts. When will you learn?
Mind you, is there one covering how many people think that Hammond and May are simply each other in drag?
Is no one worried about the Top Gear coincidence? Are we just a Clarkson away from doom?
Never said polls weren’t shit, but you still post them so I thought I might.
Not without some variant of “polls is shit” these days.
Racist.
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I wonder where landlords could pass on any additional costs…
That looks like an idea to give the impression that something useful has happened, when it clearly hasn’t.
Oh, so we’re going back to you arguing that anything I don’t write is automatically my opinion. Brilliant.
Well, it appears James May has got better handling skills than Theresa May.
Theresa May’s ministers are defying her over how to deal with Donald Trump, blaming her for allowing Ukip leader Nigel Farage to steal a march on developing links with the new US president.
The Prime Minister has been blamed by ministers and civil servants for her “terrible handling” of Mr Trump’s election win and allowing “a vacuum” to be created that was “filled by Nigel Farage”.
And, despite all the austerity, the national debt continues to spiral. It is currently at about £1.6 trillion which is about 90% of GDP. This wouldn’t be such a problem if we could do what we’ve done in the past and grow our economy out of the problem but, ooops, growth forecasts have been downgraded by the OBR and, on top of that, it looks like inflation (associated with the weakening pound) is looming. 
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Sometimes, there’s a choice of threads that something can go into. Superficially, PMQs would seem to be one of them. Not today. Corbyn has May on the ropes throughout, focusing on cuts to the NHS, Social Care and how the lack of the latter is putting pressure on the former.
Theresa May and her Tories looked troubled today.
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The Mirror’s view on PMQs. I know they’re a Labour paper, but they haven’t exactly been lock stock behind Corbyn.
Jeremy Corbyn wiped the floor with Theresa May at Prime Minister’s Questions today. Wiped the floor.
The cheers of Labour MPs who used to hear their leader in sullen silence told the story.
Just listened - he did give her a right kicking.
Hammond is currently telling me what an amazing state the economy is in and how we have never had it so good - so that’s nice.
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Originally posted by @Rallyboy
Just listened - he did give her a right kicking.
Hammond is currently telling me what an amazing state the economy is in and how we have never had it so good - so that’s nice.
I’m listening to it for the second time, now moving onto the post-Corbyn questions. She’s getting a much easier ride from most, whether its her own MPs throwing underarm balls or Labour hawks banging the drum for more action against Russia.
I think it’s Corbyn specifically that rattles her. She’s evasive throughout, like - but her composure got a lot better when not being faced down by the Labour leader.
At the risk of looking like I’ve gone full-Leadsom, I wrote this article. It might get me into trouble with PC friends, here and elsewhere.
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Fair comment - people need life experience.
It always amuses me when some MP claims to have dealt with everyone from royalty to the homeless, like it’s a badge of honour.
Nodding at Prince Andrew and ignoring a tramp doesn’t count.
They need to get out more.
CGI is getting too fucking pervasive these days.
It was bad enough to see the beautiful physical stuntwork of Raiders of the Lost Ark eventually become a botmonkey fest by Crystal Skull. I can just about live with that, because it’s fiction, and it’s only entertainment.
I draw the line at what’s going on in Parliament though.
With a 220Bn black hole in the finances, can the country really afford the expensive CGI animation expertise to make it look like Theresa May and Philip Hammond are two separate people?
Just fucking admit you’re actually each other in drag and save us all some shekels.
Theresa May is on a mission from God.
I suppose the obvious question is “which one?”.
Theresa May has revealed who’s guiding her Brexit negotiations: God. But fortunately, LBC host James O’Brien had a truth bomb at the ready:
“What if Sadiq Khan came out and said ‘I’ve decided to hire a night Tsar because Allah told me to’?”
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Originally posted by @pap
Theresa May is on a mission from God.
I suppose the obvious question is “which one?”.
Theresa May has revealed who’s guiding her Brexit negotiations: God. But fortunately, LBC host James O’Brien had a truth bomb at the ready:
“What if Sadiq Khan came out and said ‘I’ve decided to hire a night Tsar because Allah told me to’?”
I don’t blame her to be fair, everyone else she talks to has their own agenda re brexit. Maybe she could asks the big fella to wind the clock on a couple of years
Trouble is too many people want the clock wound back 60 years.
I agree with the other right winger.
That chills me to the core when politicians come out and cite some form of divine legitimacy for their political decisions.
Do they? I know my granddad does. If you ask him when things were best here, the late 50s would be his choice.
Thing is, he’s in his 80s, and I reckon you’d need to be at least 70 to have a meaningful appreciation of the time.
Just how many of these septuagenarian seditionists are out there?
Too many.