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It was an open secret rather than conspiracies. All aided by the likes of the Daily Mail. Brexiteers were only too happy to drink the kool-aid... Believe in Britain they said.
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It was an open secret rather than conspiracies. All aided by the likes of the Daily Mail. Brexiteers were only too happy to drink the kool-aid... Believe in Britain they said.
Milzy
Well-Known Member
True enough, Russell Brands band were blaming the Iraq war for Brexit. Displaced migrants going into Europe and setting off the gammons.
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albion
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https://www.theguardian.com/comment...lord-evgeny-lebedev-boris-johnson-politicians
The most disturbing thing that cones to mind is , despite the security advice intervention, Johnson still went ahead and made him a lord.
The most disturbing thing that cones to mind is , despite the security advice intervention, Johnson still went ahead and made him a lord.
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albion
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Looks like a change of mind. Convenient.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...en-passcode-for-phone-wanted-by-covid-inquiry
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...en-passcode-for-phone-wanted-by-covid-inquiry
Milzy
Well-Known Member
Even some Asian phone shops near me would know how to bypass a passcode. Never mind MI 5&6
craigwend
Do you Remember
Revenge of the Newts...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-66370646
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-66370646
newfhouse
pleb
I’d love to think that Ken Livingstone had a hand in releasing a breeding colony.
theclaud
Reading around the chip
This is definitely the best piece of news since a sheep ate Isabella Rosselini's salad.
Ian H
Legendary Member
As with most things, I had to look that up. https://www.pajiba.com/celebrities_are_better_than_you/a-sheep-ate-isabella-rossellinis-salad.php
matticus
Guru
Is good story.
matticus
Guru
BTW his new gaffe is pretty local to me. I need to revisit to confirm the exact property. I *suspect* you can see partially down into his garden from the local highpoint/beauty-spot. Only to look for newts of course ...
Bromptonaut
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Taking on @Pale Rider' s role as the spelling monitor I think you mean gaff.
But I'm adding the above to my collection of Freudian slips....
Pale Rider
Veteran
I would go for gaff to mean house, but since it's verbal slang there may not be a standardised spelling.
Gaffe, on t'other hand, appears to have some etymology establishing its spelling and meaning of a mistake.
I quite like my new role as spelling monitor, but I'm only prepared to carry on if @Bromptonaut agrees to do the milk.
matticus
Guru
You're welcome x
I did think about the speeling .. and realised I may never have written down either word. Ever.
And I reckoned that getting it wrong would only serve to entertain, so I plunged write in. (Plungeed?)
