Question Time

[eggsarascal]

The next question I would ask him is...... Why are you such a pompous prick.

[eggsarascal]

27 minutes ago, Conor Wright said:

The question is unimportant really, no matter what you ask it will be a generic, well rehearsed waffle of a roundabout way of self promotion instead of an actual answer. that goes for most politicians, just headbutt him instead. 

As much as I would like to agree with you dear boy, going around  head butting such folk really isn't playing cricket.

Edited September 20, 2018 by eggsarascal

[john p]

Why did you call one of your children Sixtus? Bellend

[westphalian]

1 hour ago, eggsarascal said:

From what I've been lead to believe by another member on here you shouldn't bank on getting your questions asked, never mind answered.

 

I'll have a think about questions over dinner.

so the better the question the more likely to be chosen?

[westphalian]

one i intend to ask re brexit

if nhs is going under because of shortage of staff will preventing EU recruits not make matters worse?

[scbk]

Ask him if he needs any tree work doing.

[westphalian]

Ok. No one is gonna better that question ?

[difflock]

Why do people attack the man for simply being what he was born, raised and educated to be, an intelligent well educated and wealthy gentleman.

Who does not prostitute himself chasing votes/voters by constantly "smelling the wind", and changing his stance to suit the ephemeral zeitgeist.

Unlike many other politicans.

P.S

I would add that I once saw a Gentleman described as; "someone who was never rude unintentionally".

I also support giving children proper names, especially if they are recycled family names, however unusual they may to the Daily Mail/Mirror readers.

Marcus

 

[eggsarascal]

14 minutes ago, difflock said:

Why do people attack the man for simply being what he was born, raised and educated to be, an intelligent well educated and wealthy gentleman.

Who does not prostitute himself chasing votes/voters by constantly "smelling the wind", and changing his stance to suit the ephemeral zeitgeist.

Unlike many other politicans.

P.S

I would add that I once saw a Gentleman described as; "someone who was never rude unintentionally".

I also support giving children proper names, especially if they are recycled family names, however unusual they may to the Daily Mail/Mirror readers.

Marcus

 

Perhaps because he has changed his stance. He was very vocal about there being a second vote if things didn't go his way. Keep up at the back.

Edited September 21, 2018 by eggsarascal

[felixthelogchopper]

20 hours ago, john p said:

Why did you call one of your children Sixtus? Bellend

That's mean. Why would you call your child Sixtus Bellend, unless it's an old family name?