See you Jimmy hats

capfits · Jul 5, 2019

Well the deluded duo continue into Scotland today. Perth infact for their hustings. Some of those in attendance will be disappointed to see that McEwan's is no longer with us, but on the upside the Land rover garage will be doing a roaring trade today.

I fully expect their will be a more positive response to Jeremy Hunt than the daft loon Johnson.
Surprised me to learn that one sixth of all Conservative and Unionist members come from Scotland. Maybe just a few confused Rangers fans have been added for effect.

But as we the Scots wait on every utterance that will come from their free spending mouths will Boris turn up in a kilt,plaids of tartan,blue woad and a see you Jimmy hats? Or will he just save it for going to Braemar games in 8 weeks time?

Danllan · Jul 5, 2019

Think you'll find that tartan 'see you Jimmy' hats are a bit passe, nowadays the Scots go for red hats.

7610 super q · Jul 5, 2019

What is this twaddle all about ?

7610 super q · Jul 5, 2019

BTW, is it just me that's sick to death of Nicola Sturgeon sticking her nose into every possible thing on planet earth ?
We have our own first minister in Wales, not sure what he does....but anyhoo, at least he keeps his head down, and mouth shut.
I don't know why she doesn't get on and leave the UK, and join the Forth Reich and be done with it. Everyone's happy. Scotland is happy, the EU is happy, and the rest of us can have piece and quiet, and not have to listen to this ghastly woman ever again.

Muck Spreader · Jul 5, 2019

capfits said:
Well the deluded duo continue into Scotland today. Perth infact for their hustings. Some of those in attendance will be disappointed to see that McEwan's is no longer with us, but on the upside the Land rover garage will be doing a roaring trade today.

I fully expect their will be a more positive response to Jeremy Hunt than the daft loon Johnson.
Surprised me to learn that one sixth of all Conservative and Unionist members come from Scotland. Maybe just a few confused Rangers fans have been added for effect.

But as we the Scots wait on every utterance that will come from their free spending mouths will Boris turn up in a kilt,plaids of tartan,blue woad and a see you Jimmy hats? Or will he just save it for going to Braemar games in 8 weeks time?

Scotland was a Conservative stronghold at one time. When Conservatives represented real working people of all classes and not just a minority of right-wing gammons.

Muck Spreader · Jul 5, 2019

Danllan said:
Think you'll find that tartan 'see you Jimmy' hats are a bit passe, nowadays the Scots go for red hats.

You may not like it, but she is very popular and a highly competent politician.

Henarar · Jul 5, 2019

Muck Spreader said:
You may not like it, but she is very popular and a highly competent politician.

you would stick up for her because she wants to tare the UK apart just like the remainer politicians which you support have been doing for years

Danllan · Jul 5, 2019

Muck Spreader said:
You may not like it, but ̶s̶h̶e̶ he is very popular and a highly competent politician.

https://www.google.co.uk/imgres?img...3jAhUCQxUIHZsYAEUQMwiFASgPMA8&iact=mrc&uact=8

Henarar · Jul 5, 2019

Danllan said:
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he will be printing that off and throwing darts at it

bobk · Jul 5, 2019

Muck Spreader said:
You may not like it, but she is very popular and a highly competent politician.

Unelected .

czechmate · Jul 5, 2019

7610 super q said:
BTW, is it just me that's sick to death of Nicola Sturgeon sticking her nose into every possible thing on planet earth ?
We have our own first minister in Wales, not sure what he does....but anyhoo, at least he keeps his head down, and mouth shut.
I don't know why she doesn't get on and leave the UK, and join the Forth Reich and be done with it. Everyone's happy. Scotland is happy, the EU is happy, and the rest of us can have piece and quiet, and not have to listen to this ghastly woman ever again.

Something based in Edinburgh?

czechmate · Jul 5, 2019

Danllan said:
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Competent politician ?

Now I know for a fact, you are either drunk, joking around or just a complete wind up merchant.

Danllan · Jul 5, 2019

czechmate said:
Competent politician ?
Now I know for a fact, you are either drunk, joking around or just a complete wind up merchant.

Now I know for a fact that you just have a case of sour grapes, because he won his referendum.

If he's not, how on Earth has he run rings around the other lot, remainers, and why are we leaving the EU? Hmm... thinking on it and to be fair, his having run rings around the current crop here and in the EU does not, admittedly, indicate his brilliance, rather their being less brilliant than him.

You don't think he's great & I don't think they are - the horrible truth may be we're both right.

le bon paysan · Jul 5, 2019

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Danllan said:
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IF he's that good and competent, how come he can't win a byelection ?

Danllan · Jul 5, 2019

le bon paysan said:
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IF he's that good and competent, how come he can't win a byelection ?

FPTP.

le bon paysan · Jul 5, 2019

Danllan said:
FPTP.

WTF
You mean he didn't get enough votes when up against a better candidate

Danllan · Jul 5, 2019

le bon paysan said:
WTF
You mean he didn't get enough votes when up against a better candidate

No, I mean that FPTP is a brake on smaller parties in a GE and that this rolls over into by-elections. That aside, you are mistaking the existence of 'a better candidate' with one that either belongs to a preferred party or follows a preferred ideology.

I can think of many, many Labour and Conservative MPs who, manifestly, were not, indeed could not, have been the 'better candidate', but who still won in their constituencies - because of what they were affiliated to rather than their personal qualities.

Anyway, bed now, de-fencing anon...

czechmate · Jul 6, 2019

Danllan said:
No, I mean that FPTP is a brake on smaller parties in a GE and that this rolls over into by-elections. That aside, you are mistaking the existence of 'a better candidate' with one that either belongs to a preferred party or follows a preferred ideology.

I can think of many, many Labour and Conservative MPs who, manifestly, were not, indeed could not, have been the 'better candidate', but who still won in their constituencies - because of what they were affiliated to rather than their personal qualities.

Anyway, bed now, de-fencing anon...

Obviously ever heard of Rosie Barnes then

Danllan · Jul 6, 2019

czechmate said:
Obviously never heard of Rosie Barnes then

Yes I have but nobody has ever heard of Rosie Barnes again and, anyway, she was most 'famous' for her sweaty armpits.

Muck Spreader · Jul 7, 2019

Danllan said:
Now I know for a fact that you just have a case of sour grapes, because he won his referendum.

If he's not, how on Earth has he run rings around the other lot, remainers, and why are we leaving the EU? Hmm... thinking on it and to be fair, his having run rings around the current crop here and in the EU does not, admittedly, indicate his brilliance, rather their being less brilliant than him.

You don't think he's great & I don't think they are - the horrible truth may be we're both right.

I see your man admits he is willing to sacrifice the union in his desperate quest for Brexit.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...nd-wales-northern-ireland-union-a8988146.html

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