So Her Majesty will no longer be laying a wreath at the Cenotaph due to age and

[Luis Anaconda]

I take it your paths have crossed, then, la?

Actually no - just thought the tweet was reprehensible (and I am no royalist)

[Burney]

Actually no - just thought the tweet was reprehensible (and I am no royalist)

The thing that was particularly reprehensible (and funny) was that he was trying to be holier-than-thou about it to The Queen, a woman who served in the war whose record of public service (whatever you may think of the monarchy) is pretty much irreproachable.

Cünt.

[Sir C]

The thing that was particularly reprehensible (and funny) was that he was trying to be holier-than-thou about it to The Queen, a woman who served in the war whose record of public service (whatever you may think of the monarchy) is pretty much irreproachable.

Cünt.

I've hated all tabloid journalists since that episode of Morse where that **** was nasty to Morse.

I must say, Chief Superintendent Strange wasn't as supportive as he might have been.

[Burney]

I've hated all tabloid journalists since that episode of Morse where that **** was nasty to Morse.

I must say, Chief Superintendent Strange wasn't as supportive as he might have been.

Yeah, but Morse was a bit of a cùnt himself imo. He was often unkind to poor old Lewis.

[Sir C]

Yeah, but Morse was a bit of a cùnt himself imo. He was often unkind to poor old Lewis.

What a thing to say!

Lewis loved him

HE DIDN'T DIE HE DIDN'T DIE HE DIDN'T DIE!

[Burney]

What a thing to say!

Lewis loved him

HE DIDN'T DIE HE DIDN'T DIE HE DIDN'T DIE!

Stockholm Syndrome imo. He came to love his abuser.

After all, there was a reason why every woman who ever had anything to do with Morse left him. It’s ‘cos he was a cantankerous opera bore with a gimpy leg.

[Sir C]

Stockholm Syndrome imo. He came to love his abuser.

After all, there was a reason why every woman who ever had anything to do with Morse left him. It’s ‘cos he was a cantankerous opera bore with a gimpy leg.

He never, ever, not even once, got his winkle wet, b

[Ash]

Stockholm Syndrome imo. He came to love his abuser.

It's also a bit of a trope in detective fiction / tv drama. Holmes and Watson. Piorot and Hastings.

[Ash]

The thing that was particularly reprehensible (and funny) was that he was trying to be holier-than-thou about it to The Queen, a woman who served in the war whose record of public service (whatever you may think of the monarchy) is pretty much irreproachable.

Cünt.

Apart from being vicious, nasty and spectacularly ill-judged, the whole "I'm a loyal subject" thing he starts with is the kind of pomposity that turns some of us off about royalism in the first place. And he's clearly not that much of a loyal subject given what he goes on to say about a frail old lady, he's an unpleasant, self-important little cùnt.

[Burney]

Apart from being vicious, nasty and spectacularly ill-judged, the whole "I'm a loyal subject" thing he starts with is the kind of pomposity that turns some of us off about royalism in the first place. And he's clearly not that much of a loyal subject given what he goes on to say about a frail old lady, he's an unpleasant, self-important little cùnt.

Yes. Mind you, I think the fact that he clearly thought he’d get applauded by pompous poppy-pushers and instead got a thorough kicking from all parties makes it pretty funny.