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[LostLegend]

Yeah the bulbhead is pretty much done at this point

Saw it mentioned that this view of the 10 Downing St. courtyard is from number 11 balcony.

Meaning it’s possibly been taken by Sunak or one of his team.
Has he been sitting on this for a year and waiting for his moment?
Proper ‘House of Cards’ stuff if he has.

 

[Martin Alvito]

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Yeah, we're basically the Virginia delegation at the Continental Congress right now.

"B-b-b...but there are rules! What do you mean, you don't want to write them down?!?"

With the whole point being that you write them down to constrain people like Boris Badenov and his Merry Men.

 

[Twinkletoes123]

 

[Huyton Layne]

I just don't get that there's still people that don't see what's happening with Johnson and see it's the party as a whole and not just that clown. He's not doing anything alone, ever, and all the other stories coming out about parties that don't involve him. Then there's the cash being thrown around to donor and friends and family for contracts. The whole party doesn't give a flying one about the peons and some people will still vote for them once they get a new Etonian in charge.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Yeah the bulbhead is pretty much done at this point

Had a friend who couldn’t attend their grandads funeral shortly before this pic was taken. Tory voters should understand that this is not a simple ‘move on’ situation. They are creating an unbelievable amount of Tory resentment that will last for generations.

 

[Lapeno77]

Saw it mentioned that this view of the 10 Downing St. courtyard is from number 11 balcony.

Meaning it’s possibly been taken by Sunak or one of his team.
Has he been sitting on this for a year and waiting for his moment?
Proper ‘House of Cards’ stuff if he has.

 

[sbbefc]

Had a friend who couldn’t attend their grandads funeral shortly before this pic was taken. Tory voters should understand that this is not a simple ‘move on’ situation. They are creating an unbelievable amount of Tory resentment that will last for generations.

If was actual work (doesn't look like it to me), why the **** is the leader of our country drinking bottles of wine on the job. It wouldn't be acceptable in any other workplace.

 

[LostLegend]

If was actual work (doesn't look like it to me), why the **** is the leader of our country drinking bottles of wine on the job. It wouldn't be acceptable in any other workplace.

I saw someone say that “if drinks after work count as a meeting, then my employers need to start coughing up some serious overtime money”

 

[peteblue]

If was actual work (doesn't look like it to me), why the **** is the leader of our country drinking bottles of wine on the job. It wouldn't be acceptable in any other workplace.

Of course it is, at senior levels….it happens everywhere and in every country….you can’t even have a meeting over lunch in Italy without a bottle or two of wine…..

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Of course it is, at senior levels….it happens everywhere and in every country….you can’t even have a meeting over lunch in Italy without a bottle or two of wine…..

Without any equipment related to work? Who’s taking the minutes? I’d assume all official government meetings would have points of order etc.
You’ve backed the wrong horse here Pete. Your filly is currently 10 lengths behind, has 3 legs and a face full of hedge.

 

[Prevenger17]

Of course it is, at senior levels….it happens everywhere and in every country….you can’t even have a meeting over lunch in Italy without a bottle or two of wine…..

Maybe sit out the next few weeks Pete

 

[Harryflashman]

Of course it is, at senior levels….it happens everywhere and in every country….you can’t even have a meeting over lunch in Italy without a bottle or two of wine…..

Quite right pete apparently this was a NZ cabinet meeting to discuss their handling of the crisis.

 

[peteblue]

Without any equipment related to work? Who’s taking the minutes? I’d assume all official government meetings would have points of order etc.
You’ve backed the wrong horse here Pete. Your filly is currently 10 lengths behind, has 3 legs and a face full of hedge.

But look at the odds…..

 

[woodsyni]

But look at the odds…..

They all look odd to me!

 

[sbbefc]

Of course it is, at senior levels….it happens everywhere and in every country….you can’t even have a meeting over lunch in Italy without a bottle or two of wine…..

If it's a private business that's another matter. We are paying his wages. I wouldn't expect the chief exec of my council to be glugging down bottles of wine at work.