In some parts of the country these are the new establishment. You go to a cocktail party, you are not going to bump into captains of industry, it’s hello, I’m the chief executive of the local health service, hello I’m the chief executive of the local council, hello I’m the chief executive of the local authority — these are the ruling elite. I mean damn it, all we need to do is give them a dacha and the revolution is complete. And those folks are on £230,000. Take a pay cut!
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Are those bricks she's carrying in her arms because everybody at the hod factory is out drunk today? Because they sure ain't loaves of bread. Not under commienism.
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought they were knuckles and she
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