It worked for Justin Trudeau and maybe it will work for Sir Keir. Brand him as a creep maybe but that misses the point. Creepy grovelling is the new… oh hang on.
It is in the nature of foolish reasoning to seem good to the foolish reasoner – George Eliot
Friday, 12 June 2020
Like passing an exam
It worked for Justin Trudeau and maybe it will work for Sir Keir. Brand him as a creep maybe but that misses the point. Creepy grovelling is the new… oh hang on.
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There I was, wondering how much lower Liebour could sink. Now there's proof.
I actually feel sorry for the little twerp. Someone dresses him up in an awful suit - it must match his eye colour, or subliminally represent conservatism, there's no other excuse for it - and he submits to kneeling. And he's still unelectable. In a democracy with pictorial mass media, politicians are truly pathetic.
Jannie - it's pretty low isn't it? Way lower than undignified.
Sam - his suit reminds me of the suit Trigger wore in an episode of Only Fools and Horses.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/news/roger-lloyd-pack-dead-best-of-only-fools-and-horses-trigger-9064537.html
Blue suit and a UKIP-coloured tie - what's his game?
(He's probably wearing orange, yellow & green garments where you can't see them, just to cover all the options. But strangely no red...)
Ed - Maybe he thinks this is what is meant by 'a person of colour'.
These are the jokes, folks!
And Kryten is still awaiting his personality injection - he might be a clever lawyer, but is so boring.
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