Current Affairs Don't mention the War !

[Huyton Layne]

Insane is being kind.

My favourite part isn't the fact his comparison is totally flawed but the fact both his names came over with the Normans.

 

[summerisle]

Where's a straitjacket when you need one ?

 

[summerisle]

About as funny as a politician's joke.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

About as funny as a politician's joke.

I've got ten up in my window.

 

[summerisle]

A new one on me : the vampire Luftwaffe.

EXCL Brexit Party urged to drop election candidate over involvement with Luftwaffe-themed band

The Brexit Party has been urged to dump one of its election candidates over his "abhorrent" involvement with a Luftwaffe-themed band.

www.politicshome.com

 

[degsy]

My favourite part isn't the fact his comparison is totally flawed but the fact both his names came over with the Normans.

On a none political note; Apart from having to fight a battle in the north then leg it down south to fight another. Contempory accounts suggest some of Harold's men fell for the - lets pretend to run away trick and broke ranks, bringing into play the Norman cavalry
Just sayin like.

 

[summerisle]

Dearie me ; I think the superfluous dud is especially apt.

 

[summerisle]

Bloody Germans, never know when they're beaten.

 

[peteblue]

Bloody Germans, never know when they're beaten.

Looks like we’re being ripped off by the scaffolding contractor......

 

[summerisle]

Didn't take long from Matt Hancock.

 

[degsy]

Didn't take long from Matt Hancock.

Yeah but the toilet paper they had back then wasn't worth hoarding.
For those of more tender years it was shiny, similar to baking paper
Bronco and Izal are brands that spring to mind

 

[Bluerover]

Yeah but the toilet paper they had back then wasn't worth hoarding.
For those of more tender years it was shiny, similar to baking paper
Bronco and Izal are brands that spring to mind

I joined the civil service in the early 80s and remember the shiny toilet sheets marked Oifig an tSoláthair - (Stationery Office). They were like baking paper and nicknamed John Wayne as they took no @@@$!

We blokes learned to have a sit down at home rather than during work hours, although this was not an option for female colleagues.

Tell the youngsters that and they don't believe it!!

 

[degsy]

I joined the civil service in the early 80s and remember the shiny toilet sheets marked Oifig an tSoláthair - (Stationery Office). They were like baking paper and nicknamed John Wayne as they took no @@@$!

We blokes learned to have a sit down at home rather than during work hours, although this was not an option for female colleagues.

Tell the youngsters that and they don't believe it!!

Luxury

 

[peteblue]

I joined the civil service in the early 80s and remember the shiny toilet sheets marked Oifig an tSoláthair - (Stationery Office). They were like baking paper and nicknamed John Wayne as they took no @@@$!

We blokes learned to have a sit down at home rather than during work hours, although this was not an option for female colleagues.

Tell the youngsters that and they don't believe it!!

This is true. When BT was called the Post Office, they had exactly the same kind of paper and Im sure each piece had ‘property of Post Office’ or something similar printed on it.....

 

[peteblue]

Didn't take long from Matt Hancock.

What he doesn’t mention is back then, with an inability to dissect every virus and thus worry about it, this Coronavirus would have hit us and no one would have even noticed....