British Politics

I ordered some Trump 2020 stickers to put on people's cars that kept parking outside my house .

My hippie neighbours got one on their VW

 

Emmanuel Dennis didnt take the knee

 

Who killed the most people in the pandemic? The NHS.
Where are you most likely to catch the plague? The NHS.
NHS Lefties refuse to accept the reality...

 

Murderer dubbed potential 'Ripper' by judge faces whole-life term
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-60083871

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I've never liked James Corden but he's worth putting up with when he's with a real superstar like Paul McCartney
He doesn't look bad for 75 when this was filmed!

 

McCartney has/had a farm on the Mull of Kintyre which is a few miles from my home town, he is a miserable ****.

 

Did you meet him?

 

Many a time, my father treated one of his kids and my neighbour treated all of his farm animals. My neighbour's son played the bagpipes at Linda's funeral and I think Stella's wedding which led him to play the bagpipes on Madonna's World Tour. To be honest, when I called him miserable, I was more meaning with his money, but that is another story completely, which I shall spare you the details.

 

What does "miserable with his money" mean? He's not happy having so much?

 

No, it doesn't mean that he is not happy having so much.

 

I asked what it DID mean. Can you answer that?

 

I know what you asked, but then you wanted to answer it for me, which is good as I haven't got time to answer it now, I am just about to watch Narcos Mexico. Remind me tomorrow though.

 

I get the point.
You've realised it was a ridiculous thing to say.

 

You even said you'd met him "many a time" yet then listed several times you didnt meet him.

 

No and there you go again trying to answer for me.

 

He went to the "June Show" (which is actually in August) in Campbeltown every year. My dad was a doctor in the town, my neighbour was a vet in the town. I met him at least twice a year for probably 10 years. Like I said that has nothing to do with him being miserable with his money though.

 

No I didnt. I told you your inability to answer shows that it was a ridiculous comment.
In the time you've tried to wriggle out of answering you could have answered

 

You are a very strange person. I get it, you love Paul McCartney, that is fine, not sure why you can't just accept or maybe digest something somebody else would say about him, but c'est la vie.

 

you obviously dont get it
the only thing you obviously get is that you realise that you cant justify or explain why he is "miserable with his money"
you can't even explain what it means
thrashing around hurling insults doesnt make your inability to explain your comment any less ridiculous