Friday night out
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I loved this snippet in the village Facebook yesterday
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*Amy Hulson-Jones*
*19 November at 18:52* ·
Just wanted to say a big thank you to the two l...
1 hour ago
A diverse offering twixt the interesting, the unusual, and the amusing.
Have a nice weekend Cro.
ReplyDeleteYou too, Yael. It's like Summer again here.
DeleteThank you for the update, we don't hear anything about brexit here....I wish!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to be the bearer of glad tidings.
DeleteI welcome the opportunity to reiterate the sweetness and lightness on both sides. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's good to see; at last.
DeleteIt's good to share a few jokes on a Sunday.
DeleteBrexit? What's that? Never heard of it. (I wish)
ReplyDeleteIt's nothing Weave; you just ignore it.
DeleteMade me laugh, as one who is always behind with the brilliant last line, I can still see that horse!
ReplyDeleteI thought Uncle Nigel took it quite well. Great gag!
DeleteThat would have been quite monumental!
ReplyDeleteIs he implying that 17.4 million people in the UK have brain damage? That would make sense.
DeleteWot?
DeleteIt reminds me of the pro-Brexit man who accused the BBC of only ever interviewing unintelligent people who supported Brexit. Everyone laughed.
DeletePoor Nigel, so chuffed and puffed up with pride that he didn't see the punch line coming! Marvellous!
ReplyDeleteIt's hilarious, whatever one thinks of him.
DeleteOne thinks he's dangerous, inciting people who don't know any better to have a bad attitude towards others, even hinting at violence on the streets if he doesn't get his Brexit. Sadly there are people who see this as a legitimate excuse to be violent or abusive. He's the worst kind of politician with no scruples. IMHO.
DeleteIt won't take much to make the worst of the 'remoaners' to become abusive; it started on day 1 after the referendum.
DeleteA good punch line.
ReplyDeleteHe fell for it hook, line, and sinker.
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