Will Boris Survive The Day?

[John.]

So if there were no signs indicating parking on the pavement was allowed, it wasn't you being magnanimous one.

Please don't try to tell me how I, yes I felt on the day.

 

[IT Minion]

Please don't try to tell me how I, yes I felt on the day.

You might have felt magnanimous, but you were in the wrong by the letter of the rules and deserved a ticket. You got lucky.

But someone who thinks they're above the rules and gets out of things by blagging it and knowing the enforcement officer is clearly off topic, so shall we get back to Boris the eternal?

 

[ajohn]

i mentioned that there would be an apology soon following chat from the pundits and thought Qtime would be when it would occur. I didn't see how he could avoid it given what the left were saying about it all.

Other chat at the same time. The person conducting the enquiry. In an odd position as usually involves MP's and reports to the PM (That may ring a bell and the bloke resigned eventually but there was an attempt to avoid that.) As in a odd position unlikely to get any help. Just report and leave the rest to the party. I can't see that being 100% It might depend of political leanings.

Boris is still hoping that the enquiry will say they were all working. If it says that I suppose some might accept it. He didn't offer a pure simple apology.

A supporter - Boris has time to restore his image. How - reducing covid restrictions at the end of the month. via the best medical advice. Or maybe ignore it to gain face. Excellent hostory given the vaccination program. Even Mr Bean would have ordered any possible vaccines and the rest depends on "the best medical advice" and the people who did it. Many things were announced that were not really available. That's just politics really though.

What was it. Working. Highly unlikely. Very probably a jolly for a team of people. Hence bring your drink. Pretty common thing to do. Working - are they drunk in charge of the country? The 2 things do not fit together well.

Bad points - students and others doing far more stupid things and moaning about the fact that the police broke things up, tasers if needed and hefty fines. They found some one who was fined £800. Students seem to have learned the covid lesson now - comply realistically or your education will be messed up. Or it's not hit the headlines.

 

[AngleEyes]

, so shall we get back to Boris the eternal?

Boris? The current PM who couldn't organise a pi55 up in his garden? And when someone else does, he thinks it's an office meeting, even though he took his fiancée along?

 

[AngleEyes]

Please don't try to tell me how I, yes I felt on the day.

I suggest you look up the meaning of the word.

 

[AngleEyes]

I have to arrange a meeting for the heads of departments next week.
The normal company policy is no booze in the office.
Would it be within the rules if I asked the attendees to bring their own booze?

 

[johnny2007]

I have to arrange a meeting for the heads of departments next week.
The normal company policy is no booze in the office.
Would it be within the rules if I asked the attendees to bring their own booze?

Of course!
If our government can run a country whilst drunk, why not run a company slightly inebriated by cheap booze?

 

[JP_]

 

[Justin Passing]

AH, she doesn't know if she was there unless she's officially been caught for it. Right.

 

[johnny2007]

F#ck me upside down!
How do f#ck did we end up with these dishonest c@nts in power???
Who the f#ck voted for this mongoloid bittch???

 

[wobs]

Boris is still hoping that the enquiry will say they were all working. If it says that I suppose some might accept it. He didn't offer a pure simple apology.

Sue Gray is known as the Winston Wolf, so I won't hold my breath of career ruining revelations coming from her report.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-33431580

Even when a document trail exists, Ms Gray is enthusiastic about keeping it a secret. We know that she advised special advisers on how to destroy email (by "double-deletion") to thwart FOIA requesters. She did not advise them on the requirements of the code on public record-keeping. We also know, via the Freedom of Information Act, that she kept no log of why, how or when she destroys documents (contrary to that guidance).

Link is well worth a read.

 

[denso13]

How do f#ck did we end up with these dishonest c@nts in power???
Who the f#ck voted for this mongoloid bittch???

You do know it's a parody? It's a comedian and it isn't real?

 

[festive]

F#ck me upside down!
How do f#ck did we end up with these dishonest c@nts in power???
Who the f#ck voted for this mongoloid bittch???

And there we have it folks, some of the general public will just swallow anything handed to them as verbatim, despite the massive hints of satire all the way through

Still i guess when you listen to Boris et all this is close to what we are dealt, so in that instance it's quite convincing.

However its all storm in a teeny weeny teacup, hysteria whipped up by the press and manipulators to shock and outrage the minions who want to be shocked & outraged despite the pathetic story that it is.

 

[johnny2007]

Still i guess when you listen to Boris et all this is close to what we are dealt, so in that instance it's quite convincing.

Exactly

 

[AngleEyes]

You do know it's a parody? It's a comedian and it isn't real?

A lot of the current ministers are comedians. Maybe clowns is a better description. Unfortunately, they're for real.