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Old 06-04-2022, 17:34   #1445
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Re: All those No.10 lockdown parties

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Originally Posted by GrimUpNorth View Post
If I went in a room at work AND it happened to be my birthday AND there were loads of people there AND there was a birthday cake with my name AND candles on it AND people started signing happy birthday GrimUpNorth AND they told me to make a wish while I blew out the candles AND there were nibbles AND as well as work colleagues there were family AND friends there AND there was no sign of any work being done or meeting agendas etc, then I'd think I was at a birthday party AND I don't think I'd need a senior Civil Servant to confirm that too me. I'd think anyone who thought different certainly isn't Prime Minister material.

However you obviously think differently.
See, that's the difference between us plebs and the politicians.
We would know it was a birthday party, but politician types have to put it to a sub-committee, followed by a further full review at a select committee before final analysis at a private commons meeting. . . . oh, (mutter mutter) and something about Sue Gray
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