British Politics

It's after 12 ffs

 

What would u know about stout?

 

Being English, we sold the original version to your lot, plus I've drunk a fair bit of since childhood, as my granny got it on the NHS.

Then again, you don't have to know much about stout to know you're paying for the landlords holiday with that short measure.

 

My nan was also prescribed a bottle of stout a day in the 70s, back when Great Britain was a socialist paradise

 

winter of discontent was a wonderful example of socialist paradise

 

A wonderful example of right wing propaganda brainwashing the mug punters, I think you'll find.

 

Cool story bro

Red Ken

Power to the people

At least citizen smith was funny

 

One of my nicknames at school was Wolfie

 

Haha yeah, because insulation wouldn't stop the heat coming into the house in the day. I really don't know why I converse with you, you need to use MS Word because you can't spell ffs.

 

Just call him a boring gammon **** and ignore the 5 paragraph rants in response. Works for me

 

*for ****'s sake.

 

Sounds fun, mate

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A boy at my school was nicknamed Werewolf, unfortunate looking kid.

 

You think nurses asking for a decent pay rise is symptomatic of some sort of communist dystopia?

You probably do think that don't you? Puts Angela Rayner's comments about Tories in perspective.

 

Did his mum have a very hairy fanny?

 

Just been watching the first episode on YouTube, still funny now

 

Sorry, I'm his English teacher

 

Hairy and covered in spots if it was anything like his face.

 

Peter Vaughan as the father in law was brilliant