It isn't often that one comes across stupidity of such jaw-dropping dimness. In cases such as this, a reasoned argument must stand aside for the more appropriate use of a rude noise.
Monday, 22 November 2010
Bread, circuses, beds, and breakfasts
It isn't often that one comes across stupidity of such jaw-dropping dimness. In cases such as this, a reasoned argument must stand aside for the more appropriate use of a rude noise.
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I am reminded of Eric Idle as Mr. SmokesTooMuch doing his "Watney's Red Barrel" routine here, for some reason.
ReplyDeleteConsidering that Mr. Russell is talking about the "population segment" that collects ASBOs like gum cards (whether he knows it or not, and he probably doesn't), does he really want them going through Sherringham the way they generally rampage through Torremolinos?
cheers
eon
Unfortunately, David, it would seem we are coming across stupidity of such jaw-dropping dimness much more frequently as time goes on. It appears that the addled regressive collective consciousness is spinning faster and faster into the nether realms of insanity, and taking as many otherwise normal people as possible with it.
ReplyDeletePerhaps Mr. Bob Russell MP should put his sensibilities where his mouth is and invite those low-income families to holiday in his residence.
ReplyDeleteOooh I know, I know!
ReplyDeleteI bet he has just the name for this project...
"Strengh Through Joy"
It just trips off the tongue...
Now where have I heard that idea before?