Boris's umpteenth Bastard surelyThey are doing that thing again when referring to THE baby. They are dropping THE. Mother and baby, how is baby, Ms Symons and baby etc. I’d prefer them to call it Boris’s bastard.
Boris's umpteenth Bastard surelyThey are doing that thing again when referring to THE baby. They are dropping THE. Mother and baby, how is baby, Ms Symons and baby etc. I’d prefer them to call it Boris’s bastard.
And possibly an Enigma machine, or failing thatIn addition to the whereabouts of Lord McCuntwhistle, could the Minister as a matter of urgency dispatch a consignment of biscuits, porn mags and toilet roll to Soundwave, a well loved are respected contributor to an e-bike forum
The best estimate is that our Prime Minister has 6 children, but that is an estimated figure.Boris's umpteenth Bastard surely
Are you sure about that, or is it from a government source close to number 10 ?Boris's fifth bastard.
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Ah, it’s five is it? There is a lot of secrecy, ambiguity and vagueness about the true number. A bit like everything else he is involved with.Boris's fifth bastard.
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Boris has a problem with timely withdrawalsThe best estimate is that our Prime Minister has 6 children, but that is an estimated figure.
Five is what some of the media consider to to be now, and they usually keep themselves quite well informed.Ah, it’s five is it? There is a lot of secrecy, ambiguity and vagueness about the true number. A bit like everything else he is involved with.
Whatever, I hope they don't take after their grandfather.Five is what some of the media consider to to be now, and they usually keep themselves quite well informed.
My best estimate is too many.
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It has just struck me as astonishing that we are having to speculate over how many children the man with arguably the most important job in the country has fathered, and with how many different mothers. Like it or not, this man is all that we have to look after us as a nation.Five is what some of the media consider to to be now, and they usually keep themselves quite well informed.
My best estimate is too many.
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google, facebook and amazon.When and where did it all go wrong?
As Woosh infers above, the creation of the World Wide Web.When and where did it all go wrong?
NASA the other day (soon after bleachgate) showed Trump a spin-off room steriliser and the Director was very careful not to put ideas in Trump's noggin after he asked "so people can breathe it in?" and only vauguely referred to the active ingredient as a 'sterilant'.It has just struck me as astonishing that we are having to speculate over how many children the man with arguably the most important job in the country has fathered, and with how many different mothers. Like it or not, this man is all that we have to look after us as a nation.
The world truly has gone mental. Fifty years ago, the USA created what is still likely to be the mankind’s most complicated machine, and used it to carry 12 men to the Moon’s surface and back to Earth. Fast forwards fifty years and that same nation is finding it necessary to stop its citizens injecting themselves with disinfectant and putting UV torches up their backsides because the president has suggested it might cure Coronavirus.
When and where did it all go wrong?
His friend Jacob Rees Mogg has now let the cat out of the bag in parliament by confirming that Boris's latest baby is number six, so the media were lagging.Ah, it’s five is it? There is a lot of secrecy, ambiguity and vagueness about the true number. A bit like everything else he is involved with.
I go out about 05:00 hrs for my runs and usually stay rural. The newdoers aren’t around in their pristine running shoes and Lycra until after 08:00 hrs. They will lose their motivation and crumble in a few weeks, so won’t be a problem. I did run towards town on a 8 mile loop this morning, but apart from busy roads, didn’t see many others on foot. I think the first wet day for a while has kept people inside.Changing the subject slightly I must admire you guys who go out and jog, run, bike and walk around regardless, I must admit I haven't got the bottle. It's not so much the lockdown that would concern me, I would argue the toss if stopped anyway, I'm more worried about others getting in my way.
I'm very fortunate in that I know lots of people around here and they all know me, I communicate with everyone very well. At the moment though that would be a big problem as many I know have a sort of 'virus...what virus' kind of attitude so would approach me and want to chat for ages, normally I like that but not now.
I'm always busy at home anyway as my partner runs a small business, today it was parcelling and label printing, drove me crackers it did.
I gave you the answer a while agoIt has just struck me as astonishing that we are having to speculate over how many children the man with arguably the most important job in the country has fathered, and with how many different mothers. Like it or not, this man is all that we have to look after us as a nation.
The world truly has gone mental. Fifty years ago, the USA created what is still likely to be the mankind’s most complicated machine, and used it to carry 12 men to the Moon’s surface and back to Earth. Fast forwards fifty years and that same nation is finding it necessary to stop its citizens injecting themselves with disinfectant and putting UV torches up their backsides because the president has suggested it might cure Coronavirus.
When and where did it all go wrong?
Has he surprised Boris with that unexpected good news?His friend Jacob Rees Mogg has now let the cat out of the bag in parliament by confirming that Boris's latest baby is number six, so the media were lagging.
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