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Mick 22-06-2019 16:27

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by Angua (Post 35999955)
An American word that fits.

One, especially a politician, who is guided by personal advantage rather than by consistent, respectable principles.

Is a word that accurately describes a person no longer allowed?

This is not America and neither is Boris.

It depends on the word used. But well done - you knew what it meant, others may not, that's the issue. I have never come across that word. I shouldn't have to look it up to work it out, that's the issue and why we call people by their names.

I was repeatedly berated in 2017 for referring to Labour as "IRAbour", after many complaints and internal discussions, I agreed to refer to groups or individuals, using their proper names. If I can do it, so can others.

Angua 22-06-2019 16:36

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35999963)
This is not America and neither is Boris.

It depends on the word used. But well done - you knew what it meant, others may not, that's the issue. I have never come across that word. I shouldn't have to look it up to work it out, that's the issue and why we call people by their names.

I was repeatedly berated in 2017 for referring to Labour as "IRAbour", after many complaints and internal discussions, I agreed to refer to groups or individuals, using their proper names. If I can do it, so can others.

He did have dual nationality UK/US for a while until he renounced his US citizenship.

Carth 22-06-2019 17:53

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35999923)
Maybe, just maybe, you’re making stuff up?

There’s no speculation about the fact there was an argument and the police were called - numerous neighbours heard the argument and saw the police.


As is everyone else it seems.
You don't know the details, I don't know the details

No doubt about an arguement . . . but who started it and why is the talking point (but obviously Boris is the bad guy 'cos everyone says so) :rolleyes:

OLD BOY 22-06-2019 18:30

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35999885)
He doesn't seem like your happily married 2.2 children type the Tory crinklies crave. Hunt is in the race after all. Be a laugh if a remainer wins, when they've discarded leaver Gove..... Serves them right tbh.

He's just a regular guy with the usual human failings. Not like these 'butter wouldn't melt' establishment figures.

That's why people like him, which is something those on the other side don't get. Young people like him too, which is a plus for the Conservatives.

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Originally Posted by Carth (Post 35999919)
Maybe, just maybe, she was having a 'bad experience' because of something she'd taken (or not taken for a while) and Boris was simply putting his foot down saying she had to quit whatever habit she possibly has?

just looking at it from a different angle, probably wrong, but no different to any other wild guess being speculated on ;) :D

I think he was looking at porn on his tablet, and when she tried to grab it (the tablet :erm:), he spilt his red wine.

You have to sympathise with him really! :D:D

ianch99 22-06-2019 18:44

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35999977)
He's just a regular guy with the usual human failings. Not like these 'butter wouldn't melt' establishment figures.

That's why people like him, which is something those on the other side don't get. Young people like him too, which is a plus for the Conservatives.

Get real OB, stop making things up again. "Regular guy " .. loved this one! "People like him"? I am sure some do, poor things, but really?

and the best one: "Young people like him too" What a porky! In 2016, 69 per cent of 18-to-30-year-olds wanted the UK to remain in the EU so yeah, they really like someone who will not only take us of of the EU but do it on disastrous No Deal terms.

Of course if you have some facts to back up your claims, please share ..

Too much sherry today, perhaps? ;)

OLD BOY 22-06-2019 19:14

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35999944)
Some might do, but it might give the more conservative of Conservatives pause for thought when they put a cross in the box. That nice family man Mr Hunt or twice divorced, raucous, foot in mouth, Baboon Boris and his livewire latest lover....

Hooray, a human politician at last!

Hugh 22-06-2019 19:18

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35999977)
He's just a regular guy with the usual human failings. Not like these 'butter wouldn't melt' establishment figures.

That's why people like him, which is something those on the other side don't get. Young people like him too, which is a plus for the Conservatives.

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I think he was looking at porn on his tablet, and when she tried to grab it (the tablet :erm:), he spilt his red wine.

You have to sympathise with him really! :D:D

You must mix in some strange circles...

Most of the ‘regular guys’ I know haven’t had multiple mistresses, had one of their mistresses have abortions, or has fathered at least one and probably two children with mistresses, although he has never publicly acknowledged the latter and only acknowledged the former after a three-year legal battle with a newspaper, and has been fired repeatedly for lying (once from the Telegraph and once from the post of Shadow Arts Minister)...

OLD BOY 22-06-2019 19:23

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35999982)
Get real OB, stop making things up again. "Regular guy " .. loved this one! "People like him"? I am sure some do, poor things, but really?

and the best one: "Young people like him too" What a porky! In 2016, 69 per cent of 18-to-30-year-olds wanted the UK to remain in the EU so yeah, they really like someone who will not only take us of of the EU but do it on disastrous No Deal terms.

Of course if you have some facts to back up your claims, please share ..

Too much sherry today, perhaps? ;)

Brexit and Boris are not exactly the same. True, the majority of young people seem to favour the remain camp, largely owing to the indoctrination going on in schools, colleges and universities.

But they do listen to Boris, and I think many could be persuaded of the benefits of leaving. I think young people may end up listening more intently to Boris than their teachers and lecturers.

I never cease to be surprised to hear what my 8-year-old grandson is being taught at school. In my day, teachers were not allowed to spout their own political opinions in the classroom, which is how it should be.

denphone 22-06-2019 19:24

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35999987)
Hooray, a human politician at last!

Yes he bullshits and lies just like the others....

OLD BOY 22-06-2019 19:26

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35999989)
You must mix in some strange circles...

Most of the ‘regular guys’ I know haven’t had multiple mistresses, had one of their mistresses have abortions, or has fathered at least one and probably two children with mistresses, although he has never publicly acknowledged the latter and only acknowledged the former after a three-year legal battle with a newspaper, and has been fired repeatedly for lying (once from the Telegraph and once from the post of Shadow Arts Minister)...

Nor anyone I know, either. But the admiration for his escapades is universal!

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35999991)
Yes he bullshits and lies just like the others....

Just like the majority of the population, I guess.

denphone 22-06-2019 19:28

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35999992)

Just like the majority of the population, I guess.

My parents put soap in my mouth if l ever lied..

Maggy 22-06-2019 20:07

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35999990)
Brexit and Boris are not exactly the same. True, the majority of young people seem to favour the remain camp, largely owing to the indoctrination going on in schools, colleges and universities.

But they do listen to Boris, and I think many could be persuaded of the benefits of leaving. I think young people may end up listening more intently to Boris than their teachers and lecturers.

I never cease to be surprised to hear what my 8-year-old grandson is being taught at school. In my day, teachers were not allowed to spout their own political opinions in the classroom, which is how it should be.

I very much doubt that. The majority of young people I know don't want to leave the EU.

Mick 22-06-2019 20:09

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35999982)
What a porky! In 2016, 69 per cent of 18-to-30-year-olds wanted the UK to remain in the EU so yeah

And they wanted to Remain so much that they got off their arse, went out and voted to Remain, oh wait... :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by ianch99
Too much sherry today, perhaps? ;)

Enough of this belittling bullshit ^^^. I am going to start cracking down hard on people who talk to others like this.

OLD BOY 22-06-2019 20:19

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 36000005)
I very much doubt that. The majority of young people I know don't want to leave the EU.

I wonder why?

Teacher, leave them kids alone!

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35999994)
My parents put soap in my mouth if l ever lied..

Ah, the good old days!

Lloyd George wasn't a saint, either, was he?

ianch99 22-06-2019 20:34

Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36000009)
I wonder why?

Easy .. because they are (now, more than ever) aware, both politically and socially, of the benefits of remaining part of the EU.

Back on topic, the choice of Johnson is to be welcomed I suppose. At least he will hasten the demise of the Tory Party and bring the country back from the brink.


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