from prosecution.
Angela Rayner or Ian Blackford?
Tough call imo.
from prosecution.
Angela Rayner or Ian Blackford?
Tough call imo.
I presume you think Jacob Rees Mogg is too thin to hitOriginally Posted by WES
from prosecution.
Angela Rayner or Ian Blackford?
Tough call imo.
Whilst I'm prepared to admit that JRM is not everyone's cup of tea, Luis, there is no way I'm having him in the same 'league of c*nts' as Rayner and Blackwood.
Mind you, I just realised that there is Ian Lavery and John McDonnell as well. Are those two self-important pr1cks still in the House?
Maybe we'll need 4 bullets.
Since you seem to be concentrating on one side of the House, may I suggest Richard Burgon, then? Although McDonnell would doWhilst I'm prepared to admit that JRM is not everyone's cup of tea, Luis, there is no way I'm having him in the same 'league of c*nts' as Rayner and Blackwood.
Mind you, I just realised that there is Ian Lavery and John McDonnell as well. Are those two self-important pr1cks still in the House?
Maybe we'll need 4 bullets.
Oh I'm an equal opportunity assassin, Luis.
Boris, Gavin Williamson and Hancox I'd happily see blown to pieces as well. It's merely a question of priorities.
As if you wouldn't just be heading straight to the bar there. Great prices but would be interested by which guest ales they have as the lager selection is not great!
https://www.parliament.uk/globalasse...14-14233-2.pdf
3.70 for a Guinness - I would have that. The MPs can live for now
And only £3.50 for a pint of Coors Light
Well - that answers who should get the bulletAnd only £3.50 for a pint of Coors Light
You do realise that price list is from 2014? That's why the House Red is a 2011.
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